Easy To Shoot?
This picture might look “ordinary” but for the fact that I shot it with a rangefinder film camera (guess which?) during the scene change between to acts of a theatre play. Scene assistants were placing the furnitures, actors were trying to focus on their parts, there was no time (and place) to design a proper…
The Power of Underexposing
Properly mastering underexposure helps to obtain pleasant results in challenging light conditions. I took this picture of a soprano by lowering the camera exposure by two stops, thus preserving skin tones burning, and “fading” the background to black. A proper in-camera under-exposure has the advantage of requiring lesser work in post to toggle clarity, temperature…
A Different Passion…
If soccer is – to many – a religion, a supporter may well be a martyr. This picture is iconic of the multiple feeling that a team inspires to its fans: love, passion and pain.
Portrait of a Gunsmith
Shot with a Pentax ME Super, a SMC Pentax 50/1,7, a 400 ISO Ilford XP2.
Avvocati. A New Book
I’ve just finished the project I’ve been working in the past months. Lawyers’ human and private face.
Portrait of a Perinatal Cardiologist
Salvatore Gerboni, MD, is an expert perinatal cardiologist and a great human being.
The Angel Maker
A Master Restorer studio in Vicolo Sforza Cesarini. Is there any place better than Rome for this?