Faraglioni is live exclusively on Vast. This beautiful rock formation ('Faraglioni' in Italian from a word that can be translated to something sim...

Francesco Emanuele Carucci recognized for superior image making and photographic service with a degree from Professional Photographers of America.

I’m very excited to announce that I will embark in a new months long photography project to celebrate receiving my Master Degree in Photography from PPA in January 2025 in Dallas, TX.

I'm excited to be teaching two programs, about Landscape Photography and Fine Art Printing, for Professional Photographers of America's Photography...

Last week I ventured to one of my favorite photography spots in the Bay Area, Uvas Canyon, around Santa Cruz, with the goal of practicing with my new camera, the Hasselblad X2D 100c and the XCD 38mm lens, and shoot some material to use to hone my post processing skills.

Fotografia is the italian word for Photography. It’s been a tough couple of years, between the long lockdown due to COVID and various personal issues, I haven’t focused on photography almost at all.

I'm delighted to report on the results of this year International Photographic Competition organized by Professional Photographers of America.

I'm delighted to announce that two images were judged deserving of a merit at the Western District Competition of this year.

The two images will be sent to the International Photographic Competition exhibition of next year in Washington DC.

It also means that I'm now only few merits away from receiving the Master Degree in Photography by Professional Photographers of America.

Sandy Harbor on the northern shore of Lake Tahoe is an ideal location at this time of the year. While it’s packed with people enjoying the sunshine during spring and summer, it’s deserted in winter and offers some wonderful photographic opportunities.

The solitude just adds to the feeling the has accompanied me for the last year.

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.