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Portrait of an Heavy Metal Singer
Devilish, isn’t it?
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The Traffic Controller
The difficult task is to stop people from lurking while driving…
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Portrait of a Bailaor
Flamenco dancer, for the non-cognoscenti…
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A Couch in the Yard
When the winter falls, a lonely couch only hosts a few leaves.
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An Altar for the Propaganda Machine
A powerful weapon, that equally served the good and the evil.
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The Curious Mushroom
Growing at ground level is not an option, for those who wants to see the world.
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A Chair in the Garden
Out of duty since it winter. Too cold to stay outside
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Portrait of a Judo Master
The heritage of Kano Jigoro is still alive.
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A Splash of Colour
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Protezione Civile
Kudos to those who volunteer to help.
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The Gas Station Attendant
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An illuminated escape path will help you to reach the exits …
Not only when airborne.
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Meaningless
Sometimes it is easier to tell “what this is not” instead of “what this is”, as in the case of this photography. Meaningless, wrongly shot and overexposed. A good reference point to consider when thinking of my own photos as something that worth to be seen.
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A comfortable chair
Well … maybe.
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Is the next Kano Jigoro already on the mat?
Somewhere in the world, maybe the next Kano Jigoro is just born.
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Under the Bridge
Here I am again with a video…
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Fishermen in Rome, Again
There’s no better way to enjoy a sunny day in Rome.
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The Rise of the Mutant Spiders?
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The Ipad Shooter
Who needs a Nikon D4 anymore?
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A Mysterious Bag
Big enough to contains a whole life…
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A Fisherman in Rome
Nobody would imagine that Rome is just a few meters above…
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Next, please!
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The Last Icecream?
Hopefully there is still something left…
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Italy, Street-Photography and the Law
Update – 2 On July 2014 the Polizia Municipale of Rome seized a street-photographer ‘s camera, but the Court bashed the seizure. Update – 1 Here is an A4 leaflet useful to stand your ground if your street-photography work is questioned by somebody else. Introduction* As there are few texts in English dealing with (street) photography and Italian laws, I’ve decided to put my lawyer‘s hat and sketch some toughts on the two main topics involving the Street-Photography: shooting candid and publishing them online. To cut a long story short, Italian law follows a similar approach to other Western jurisdictions and – in particular – of Articles 8 and 10…
