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 ...

My business has an environmental impact that I can not ignore: from the electricity I need to work on the images to, more importantly, the paper I use to print them, every image I create has a non negligible carbon balance.

This is an issue for me.

Photography is a form of communication, a language with its grammar and uses. I talk more in depth about some of the technical details of Composition in this article on Visual Wilderness (How to Compose Photos to Tell Your Story).

Let me introduce a new exciting offering, Open Edition Canvas. Canvas is a popular affordable choice to decorate walls: it's easy to maintain, i...

I captured White Wave in the White Sands Monument Park, during my recent photography trip to New Mexico.

White Sands Monument Park, in New Mexico, is the largest desert of its kind in the world, made of gypsum sand and white dunes all the way up to the horizon, the glistering whiteness looks like snow, almost tricking your senses into believing you are in front of a winter scene.

But it's indeed a desert. A beautiful desert. 

I’m flying to New Mexico to spend a week of photography in the White Sands desert and wondering how my “Next Image” will look like.