Blog
When I started taking photos almost twenty years ago, I discovered that my greatest passion was photographing the world in one specific way: unposed, real, spontaneous. I felt I could observe life more freely and receive, from everything I looked at, a kind of secret message it wanted to share with me.
That’s why this blog is meant to be just that: an unposed journal. A place where we talk about photography, of course, but also about everything surrounding what we should never forget: the people behind the camera—unique and beautiful human beings.
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About Portrait Photography, and the truth beyond the frame
Portrait photography, in my eyes, has always been one of the most complex and demanding photographic practices. It goes far
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What Joel Meyerowitz Taught Me About Perseverance
What Joel Meyerowitz’s Aftermath taught me about creative perseverance, photography mindset, and finding your way even when the door doesn’t open at first.
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Why your Personal photography Projects Matter More Than You Think
How client work and deadlines can make you forget why you ever picked up a camera. Personal projects bring you back to your vision – no brief, no notes – until it feels like yours again.
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The Book That Changed Forever How I Shoot (and you should read, too)
Here I’ll tell you about what shaped my photographic voice at a very early stage — yup, it’s one of the most memorable books ever (and also my favourite).
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Photography and Me: Where It All Started
Every time I sit down to write the very first post for a blog, I get emotional.But there was one
