His pictures are featured on the cover and inside the book “Danza de las llamaradas” (Avelino Stanley, 2000, ISBN 99934-0-228-1). He also used his photographs on the cover of the books “Elegías Bucólicas” (Ángel Mario Carbuccia, 2000, ISBN 99934-0-114-5), “El seno de lo prohibido” (Miguel Phipps, 2002, ISBN 99934-61-34-2), “Conmociones del entorno amoroso” (Benito Nieves, 2003) and “Las hogueras del infierno” (Miguel Phipps, 2003, ISBN 99934-61-83-0). Twenty of his photos are permanently exhibited in large format (6’x8’) at Plaza Zaglul, a department store in San Pedro de Macorís. His main photographic motivation is the country where he lives: a land full of proud working people; men, women and children, sugar cane fields and voices that speak to us through their chants and laments, their habits and callous hands for work. This is also a land blessed by God and nature, with endless summers; crystal clear waters and skies; warm and multicolor sunsets. Osvaldo is open to all photo themes. He goes from landscapes to people, from still life to nudes, from street scenes to studio portraits.