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Red Lock At Genova’s Dock Arsenal
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Santino’s Photo& Video at Broadway
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Generations – I
In a sunlit alley, life unfolds in layers of time. Two older men stand in conversation by a shuttered shop, their bodies relaxed yet anchored in the familiarity of routine. Their exchange is unhurried, belonging to a pace that has watched decades pass in these same streets. A few steps away, a man pushes a stroller through the narrow path, his back turned, moving forward into the day. In that simple motion, another generation is carried into the world—a reminder that time does not stand still, even in the most timeless corners of a city. The street itself seems to join the dialogue of generations. Tall, weathered buildings lean toward…
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Generations – II
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Call On The Docks
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Friends
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Relax At The Rapallo’s Marina
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Staring At The Infinite (While Waiting For The Fishes)
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Boat Maintenance At Genova’s Porto Antico
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An Early Morning Fishing Expedition
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A Sailor
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Lost
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The Penguin’s Feeder
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A Shadow
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The Godfather
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On Air
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Last Check Before The Show
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The Crew’s Rest
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An Attentive Listener
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The Lost Church
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God of the Sea or Restaurant Banner?
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Bent
Shot with a Nikon F3 and a 16mm fisheye, this isn’t your typical curved-sky, skateboard-in-midair kind of photo. Instead of pushing the distortion to the front of the image, I let it sneak in at the edges—just enough to bend the rules. The subject is ordinary: a coastal bridge, a pedestrian path, the usual lampposts lining a curve. But the lens pulls the whole scene inward, gives it weight and sweep, turns a flat space into something that stretches, leans, folds in on itself. I like using fisheye glass this way—not as a gimmick, not for laughs, but to see how geometry shifts when you force perspective without centring it.…
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Just Another Times Square View
Memories from the past…
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A Dragon Trainer?
