The photography related sites and resources I found useful
You know, I sort of miss the time when the only way to gather knowledge was to buy massive books from shops. Not that I complain to have access to free knowledge, but the problem about internet is that it’s … Continue reading The photography related sites and resources I found useful
My personal relation with photography
n.b.: What you are going to read can make just sense to me and just in this moment in time. This is not meant to be anything else than an explanation of my current vision. Words are awkward. It’s a … Continue reading My personal relation with photography
From the Archive: Summer in England
I took some time off from my camera to reorganise my ideas and go through my archive. I hope I have some time to write also on this blog. I am waiting to move house and I hope I can … Continue reading From the Archive: Summer in England
An afternoon with my friend Simone
Long time no see! Yeah I have been busy. I actually shoot several portrait sessions since last time I updated the blog, so I will now catch up with a lot of post and photos. I put them in chronological … Continue reading An afternoon with my friend Simone
Milky way over Durdle Door
With the time, I came to realise that I don’t like landscape photography. Let me be more precise, while I like the idea to take beautiful photos of landscapes that I may print and hang on my walls, I realised … Continue reading Milky way over Durdle Door
Detailed eyes macros on the budget
A while ago, the photographer Suren Manvelyan became famous thanks to its very innovative project about eye macros. I am not into macro photography at all, as it requires an exceptional amount of dedication and commitment, much more than landscape photography for … Continue reading Detailed eyes macros on the budget
Meet Stu, a proper man of the streets
As you know I am now putting a new effort on improving my street photography technique. While I have collected enough thoughts to write a new post about how to create street photography (which I will write sooner than later), … Continue reading Meet Stu, a proper man of the streets
An introduction to photography with off camera HSS flashes
Note: I don’t like writing tutorials, as there are already hundreds on the internet. However if I have a personal interpretation of the technical feature, then I will be glad to talk about it. Introduction: As I am exploring different … Continue reading An introduction to photography with off camera HSS flashes
La città delle strade
Anni fa, quando speravo di potere realizzarmi nella mia città, invitai un imprenditore del nord Italia a visitare Palermo. Ricordo ancora come fui colpito dal suo stupore nel percorrere il tragitto tra l’aeroporto e la città e come egli rimase incantato … Continue reading La città delle strade
My Portfolio
About me: Working abroad changed my life and eventually the change led me to visit several places, meet new people and approach different ways of thinking. … Continue reading My Portfolio
A day out with my sister
While I was in Palermo, my sister took me to Castellamare. The location was quite interesting and I asked her if she wanted to pose for a couple of shots. I am pleased with the results I retouched the images … Continue reading A day out with my sister
My first portrait of a stranger
I will write about my last visit in Palermo and how I found very exciting shooting street photography around the picturesque streets of the city. Meanwhile I will share the photos as I develop them. I started from this one, … Continue reading My first portrait of a stranger
Reading this guide on flashes cleared up many doubts
Have you ever had that feeling when you know that things are not really under control? You got the gist of how things work, but you are also aware that you don’t know the details. Well, deep down we know that … Continue reading Reading this guide on flashes cleared up many doubts
My take on Lenses
I found myself thinking some times why someone would buy a specific lens. Well after years shooting, I now start to have a clear idea of which lens I need and why. I want to share with you my two … Continue reading My take on Lenses
Portrait, what an obsession!
I decided this will be the year of the portrait. I never really studied portrait photography, but I felt it could be a lot of fun (and it is). I didn’t tried much before, because I had to overcome my … Continue reading Portrait, what an obsession!
Catch Of The Day #2
I have been living in Portsmouth for more than 7 years now, and I have to admit, the Hampshire is not easy to take photos of. Dorset is already such much richer region, but Hants? There isn’t really any spectacular … Continue reading Catch Of The Day #2
From the archive – Rome
I am not a writer, so I wouldn’t find the right words to describe a city like Rome, a city where its citizens can get bored around places where is possible to frame 2000 years in one photo. Continue reading From the archive – Rome
New book!
Just received the prize from the gurushots.com contest I won few weeks ago with the featured image of this post. The book is published by rockynook and sent directly from USA Seems cool! (I liked the cover) Continue reading New book!
Catch of the day
Nothing special, just some experiments with blur Continue reading Catch of the day
Which prime lens? All of them!
You may wonder which prime lens is best for your style, but trying all of them can be expensive. One simple way to find an answer to your question is to use your standard zoom lens. It seems obvious, but … Continue reading Which prime lens? All of them!