Imaging USA is the longest-running photographic conference and exhibit in the USA, drawing 10,000 professional photographers each year, dating back...
When I chose to embark in the Photography’s journey, I was looking for beacons of light to give me directions traversing the unknown ocean of artistic expression. These beacons are the Masters of Photography I encountered in my steps and took plenty of inspiration from to form the personal artistic vision that I express in my images.
I was reading an article last night on the health benefits of Visual Art, Fine Art Photography for example, and the impact it has on well-being, w...
Last summer, I rented the new Sony A7R III to bring with me to China for two weeks, that I used for this field review. I was invited by the Chinese government to shoot the city of Wuhan for the 40th anniversary of the Economic Reforms. I coupled the camera with the Sony FE Zoom 16-35 f/2.8 GM, the Sony FE Zoom 24-70mm f/2.8 GM and the 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 GM OSS.
The alpha mount is dead, long live the Alpha mount!
When Sony announced the A99II, the new Alpha flasgship camera, at Photokina 2016 in September, it sent a powerful message to the photographic world: the Alpha mount is here to stay.
Unfortunately that message is not anymore valid today.
I’m a software engineer, I’ve always been good with numbers especially at school, and never paid much attention to art classes: so little attention that my Art teachers kept telling me that I couldn’t draw if my live depended on it.
I was born by the sea and have very fond memories of me being little joining my grandfather on his ship when he was working out at sea in the south of Italy. I'm very much drawn to water whenever I want to take images I feel connected to, when I’m chasing the light, looking for Beauty and Grace.
