It’s Christmas again, another year has passed, the world continues to turn around the sun with his perennial change but my traditional Christmas photograph is a fixed point! This year my message is very simple: don’t forget the real meaning of Christmas and don’t be afraid to celebrate it properly. Most of all, don’t be…
I started with Infrared photography many years ago, with the great Kodak Infrared film. Going digital I converted a Fujifilm XPro-1 to infrared with a 720nm filter. It was not an easy process to make the conversion but was a lot of fun. Infrared can convert familiar places in something new and stimulate the brain…
I’m glad to announce I just receive a Gold prize at the 2025 Analog Spark Awards. I participated with a series of images dedicated to the Italian life style. I chose to submit images showing the real life style, far from the crowded touristic spots where the landscape had been already modified to accommodate the…
I’m happy to announce a new section of my website: the Fine Art Shop. You can now, easily from the comfort of your home, buy some of my prints. . . Explore the collection and find the perfect piece to elevate your home or office. .
Merry Christmas and a Wonderful 2025 full of justice, freedom of speech and pruning of the governments’ trees! . . Christmas is the time to give what we have most precious. There was a time when gold, incense, and myrrh were rare, precious and essential in both their practical and spiritual nature. They were used…
A brief introduction to my new zine: nim148.
After a year, the most strange, upsetting and confusing year of my life, the Black and White Tales project arrived at its end. A project that helped me stay alive in this crazy world. . . I hope you enjoyed it, now is time for me for some postpartum depression and I will be back…
This week I got inspired by a comment from Christian Speck on my last Tale video. First, check is website ‘case is worth. Second, he suggested me a book: Code Zero by Marc Elsberg. A very intriguing book and the inspiration for this Tale. . . . Two more weeks to go…
Another week and few more to go before the end of this project. A week that made me think how we arrived at the use of atomic bombs to stop a war after more than 60 millions casualties. What was the point of no return that brought the world to the tragedy of a world…
It’s a strange thanksgiving with socialist dictators trying to kill the celebration of my preferred holiday, to destroy its deepest meaning. Another week and another meditation about the freedom we are losing. . . . See you next week!