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Leica M9 - 50 Summicron Here is one of my favorite photo shoots...It was a nice mid-September day, the place is Cascate di Trevi nel Lazio, 80km SE of Rome. She is a somewhat shy introvert girl, so I choose

Colosseum Warrior Living in Rome for the majority of my life, I got bored of the obvious photos. Here are some of my "everyday" shots with analog cameras or Monochrom digital Leica, took while

Leica Lenses are expensive. 10.000 EUROS expensive. They are some of the most perfect lenses on this planet, with a price to match. There are some cheaper alternatives, Zeiss (yes ZEISS is a cheapie when

Leica M9 - 35 Summicron I've been in London countless times, starting in 2002 with my good friend @tizswa, and every time I'm fascinated by this city. I'll never move here btw, it's so rainy! Leica M9

Leica M240 - Summilux 50 ASPH I was recently asked by a friend to make some food pictures for a cooking blog. I had to use multiple flashguns and expensive camera and lenses. Is that different from smartphone

BOLOGNA, ITALY Leica M240 / Summilux 50 asph 50mm is one of my favourite focal lenght, the other one being 35mm. A bit classic, a bit modern. ROME EUR, ITALY Leica M240 / Summilux 50 asph Being a normal

This is a collection of personal favorites. I love taking sunset picture, and I always take only 1 shot, at the exact time the light is perfect for me. And that's it. I've taken countless during many trips

Leica M240 - Summilux 50 ASPH Portraits, I love taking portraits! And never in studio. I prefer to go outside and let my subject do whatever he or she likes. The resulting mood is what defines he/her.

Leica M9 & summicron 50 - Grand Canyon, AZ I like to start and finish a photo project. It satisfies my OCD. But with the US, it simply cannot do. I've been in the States more than a couple of times

EOS 6D & 50mm f/1.2L iso 100 1/320sec Venice carnival is the favorite event of Captain Obvious. Everything is already been photographed. My quest to stand out? I tried to make classic photos even MORE

London. UP! Here in this series I pointed my camera up or down. It's easy to take eye-level pictures. Try this! Rome. DOWN! It's awkward to shoot pictures straight down. It's hard to focus, to compose.

Rome, Forum. 2016. Since 35mm film first appeared, and cameras became more and more portable, the notion of street photography started to become notorious to the general public thru publications in newspapers

Tivoli, 16mm Notice how you feel about this waterfall? You can feel like a living, breathing and moving ensemble. It's all around you. Rome. 17mm Photos with a large angle. A lot of things inside the

Canon EOS 6D & EF 50 f/1.2L Today I would like to share some thoughts about vintage grading of portraits. It's all about faking the optical, mechanical and chimical errors of past photography equipment!

Leica M240 & summilux 50 asph A couple years ago I started shooting Leica rangefinders instead of my full frame Canons, and while slower, clunkier, manual focus only I found that refreshing and inspiring.

I shot this series 3 years ago. Back then, I compulsively shot every fashion/portrait session with a Canon 6D and the EF 85 1.2L II. I even got the optical construction tattooed on my back! What i see

There she is. Those are some pictures i took with "special" films. Those films are made with "wrong" colors to achieve distinct and strange looks. I almost shoot the M6 exclusively

LEICA M Monochrom Elmarit 28 f2.8 ASPH LEICA M Monochrom Voigtlander 15mm f4.5 ASPH LEICA M 240 Summicron 35 f2 V4 Taken a couple of years ago. One of the best places I've ever been.

Canon 6D - EF 24mm 1.4L II at f/1.8 iso 100 for 0.8 seconds Long exposure means to leave the camera with the shutter open to capture light. And it's movement. Look at the water, it looks like it's flowing

Shot with a LEICA M240 and a Voigtlander 15mm f/4.5 closed to f/8.0 with a shutter speed of 1/500 and ISO rating of 200 This is Villa Farnese, AKA Villa Caprarola, is a mansion in Caprarola, Northern Lazio