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Hidden in Plain Sight. A Japanese Journey
Although I have a lot of pictures from my various trips to Japan, organising them into a book is a challenge. The photos themselves are good enough to deserve publication. However, most of them are affected by a ‘déjà-vu’ effect. People on the subway, crowded crossroads, striking contrasts between modernity and the past, or between rural areas and highly urbanised ones, pop culture vs. business culture… no matter how hard I try, every single photo gives the feeling that someone has already done it. I am neither an anthropologist nor an expert on Japanese society, so I have no reasonable explanation for this feeling. Perhaps it is simply a matter…
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Floating
The Panasonic TZ100 is a very good travel camera. Its one-inch sensor allows a fair balance between performance and portability. Being slightly bigger of trendy smartphones, this camera delivers a way more better results.
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Cleaning the Tabernacle
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Stadio Olimpico, seen from Tribuna Monte Mario
The picture of Rome’s Stadio Olimpico has been shot from a very exclusive vantage point: Tribuna Monte Mario. Light conditions were so unmanageable that the only option to get an interesting photo was a heavy, borderline unrealistic post-production
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A Vessel Moored on the Pier
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Cultural Variety
Helsinki is a place where culture matters. It is almost impossible having a taste that can not be satisfied.
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Red Fan
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Technogym Milan@Night
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Late Night@Piazza San Babila
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Soldering
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Toxic Waste in Open Air
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Barbarians At the Beach
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Fixing the ship
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Forza Italia
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A ‘Trabocco’ on the Adriatic Sea
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A Lockheed C-130 Hercules