Street Photography
We enjoy taking street photos because it’s a way to capture the heartbeat of a city in its most authentic and spontaneous moments. There’s a thrill in wandering through urban landscapes, where every street corner and passerby holds a potential story.
Read MoreIt was a fantastic day. That's what we should do together. Social interactions. Not bombing each other.
Read MoreAs the morning sun began to bathe Milan's modern skyline in warm, golden light, I set out with my Fujifilm X100VI to capture the city's contemporary charm…
Read MoreHasselblad Face Detection? Absolutely not. Fujifilm Eye Detection? Absolutely yes, thank you. But before discussing the topic in detail, let me take a few seconds to talk about the context in which I put the Fujifilm GFX 1002 to the test.
Read MoreIn Milan, like in many other vibrant and cosmopolitan cities, you can encounter a wide range of unique and characterful individuals. I’ll try to explain why I believe this city is perfect for soome old good Street Photography…
Read MoreMy visit to the beautiful and surreal village of Nagoro, Japan
Read MoreFinally, after 4 long years, I’m back in New York…
Read MoreThe Lombardy Palace, is a complex of buildings inaugurated on January 22nd 2010 and then finished on March 21st, 2010…
Read MoreAfter all, what we see and live, is what make us who we are and what we tell to others through other forms: dialogues, written stories, vlogs, books, movies, videogames.
Read MoreThe Beccaria’s Castle needs you!
Read MoreIt doesn't happen every time to spend a day photographing inside a castle, especially in a 15th century castle. Normally I wander through the streets of some small town in search of a curiosity, an unprecedented scene, a curious moment, or even just a small slice of everyday life, enhanced by a surprising play of light…
Read MoreSanta Maria di Nazareth is a Roman Catholic Carmelite church in Venice, northern Italy. It is also called Church of the Scalzi (Chiesa degli Scalzi) being the seat in the city of the Discalced Carmelites religious order (Scalzi in Italian means "barefoot")…
Read MoreIn a context characterised by ever wider political divergences and ever greater economic inequalities, we ask architects to imagine spaces in which we can live generously together: together as human beings who, despite growing individuality, wish to connect with each other and with others, especially in the digital and real world; together as new families in search of more diversified and dignified living spaces…
Read MoreAs I said some time ago, photography is not only a passion for me, it is also a cure for the daily efforts of a production like that of Sparks of Hope, which requires great commitment and dedication…
Read MoreIn Chioggia there is an old traveler who, after his long wanderings around Europe, decided to return home, to the same house where he was born, an unspecified number of years ago, from which he left with his nine brothers and in which he now lives with his wife…
Read MoreIn recent years in Venice there have been many closures of artisan businesses. Partly due to the fact that some trades no longer attract young people as they once did, partly because Venice is increasingly becoming an open-air museum, with many Venetians leaving the city and selling their properties…
Read MoreFiora, what a beautiful name it is. The origin of the name Fiora are primarily Italians and it means flower…
Read MoreAs I have often said, walking around the city and taking pictures is enriching and warming my soul, but it serve also as a way to mitigate the growing stress from work…
Read MoreI went for the very first time in my life at City Life only a week ago. Probably I was the only one remaining in Milan who didn’t went in that district yet. CityLife is a residential, commercial and business district, under construction, situated at short distance from the old city centre of Milan, and its a big project with the goal of redeveloping the historic neighbourhood of the Fiera Milano…
Read MoreI am about to leave Milan. Not much time is left for me in this city now. In two months and few days, I’ll be leaving Milan and move at almost 60 miles away from the city where I’m born…
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