I'm very excited to do the unboxing the Sony FE 135mm f1.8 GM with you and share my first impressions.

The second day at Imaging USA for me is always less packed than the first one. It might be some of the initial excitement wearing off, but I generally dedicate the second day more to networking, rather than jumping frantically from session to session.

Imaging USA is the longest-running photographic conference, trade show, and exhibit in the USA, drawing over 10,000 photographers each year, dating back to 1880.

This is my third edition, second time in Nashville, Tennessee. I can now be fully considered a seasoned veteran of the show.

Every month I offer one Limited Edition print with 30% discount.


Each print is made by me in the studio and signed.

You will receive a unique piece in a very limited edition, that is the fruit of years of work, study and the best technology I can apply to my art.



This month, check out Endless Falls #1 from Maui, Hawai.

I put strong emphasis on preparation in my photography: I research a location extensively before the shoot, look for the best weather condition and, when it comes to seascapes, check the tide table.

When I'm at the location, I arrive early before sunset, or the day before if I plan to shoot a sunrise, and look for the best composition I can see.

On the last day of my trip to White Sands National Monument in New Mexico, I set out to find the iconic Yuccas to shoot. I walked more than 20 minutes in the desert looking for one, but a bush in the distance eventually captured my attention instead.

Yes, it's post processed.

I get this question all the time, like every other photographer on the planet, and it often sparks heated debates that challenge the notion of objective reality and the meaning of photography.

My claim is: all photographs are post processed.

Two weeks ago I unboxed the Sony a7R Mark IV mirrorless camera, the high resolution beast, and brought it with me for a field review in the mountains around Santa Clara in Northern California.

I'm delighted to announce that "White Dunes" has won the Landscape Photography Magazine Galleria Feature of October 2019 sponsored by Fujifilm.

The a7R Mark IV is the latest mirrorless flagship from Sony. Sporting a big 61MP Exmor R Full Frame Sensor, the a7R Mark IV is capable of 15 stops of dynamic range in a small package. Sony started shipping the a7R Mark IV on the 12th of September and I just received mine.

I'm delighted to announce that I was awarded four merits from three images at the recent International Photographic Competition 2019 that was adjud...

Storing and backing up efficiently and securely more than ten years of photography is a complicate technical task. At the center of my setup I use ...