Trees contrast

Series of row of trees against dark grounds.

Revisiting old photos: Japan

Sometimes I like to look at my old photos, and try to see them with my present eyes. It’s incredible to discover how often our style and artistic opinion has changed during many years.

This time I went back to my Japan trips (2014-2016) and play a bit with some “leftovers” photos that didn’t make the cut to the final collection, however, with a bit of editing and re-composing I was able to spark something out of them… even if they are not technically sounds or well composed.

Solo Cloud

Series of individual clouds captured in my trips.

Revitalize old photos

In these recent years, there has been a drop in my photographic activity, mainly influenced by the big life changes that my family has faced. And obviously 2020 is no less, the pandemic has made all of us reflect a lot about life, for better or for worse.

It is precisely in this deep thoughts that I find myself browsing through one of the most important creative phase of my life: my first approach to digital photography.

Living picture

Exploration and testing

We are in a wonderful technological era, where images play a fundamental role. Printed pictures are still incredibly powerful and meaningful, the physical medium itself still has a strong connection with human, we hold it, we feel it, we see it in different angle, we turn it etc… it’s real material.

Now we have images, videos and sounds "printed" on digital devices. A new medium that is changing the way we consume imagery, this sort of “super paper” has proven to change the world immensely in the last decade.