On the slope of the hill the village stretches,Sly cat with many shades of blue:cobalt blueultramarine blue,turquoise blue,peacock blue.Stairs descend steeply and climb slowly,Egyptian blue horizons run free on the walls,sapphire blue,embracing earthenware roofs damp with rain.Ochre frames enclose Prussian blue shutters,Crimson blue and cornflower blue splashes reelon white plaster,shiny pebbles reflect cerulean skiesand steel Continue Reading
“After I finished my daily tasks, I started writing my little message to my unforgettable Tatu. Where I raised my dear children! Who are my jewels. Today I live without hope of living here as I used to. I come in hurry without even one night sleeping in this room, that peaceful sleep. I see Continue Reading
The photo I didn’t take was actually born from my inner journey, which could be real or imagined, among the landscapes that I have mentally visited or that perhaps I have dreamed of. I have always been fascinated by the idea of a large space, a sort of mental projection with a passage, a gate, Continue Reading
A country that offers many experiences and strong emotions, offering the possibility of creating a very rich and varied photographic reportage on a trip. This series of images tries to summarize the beauty of this land and the variety of things to see and discover, ranging from large urban centers to large landscapes full of Continue Reading
In a clearing, in the heart of Cameroon’s African equatorial forest, lives one of the last groups of the Baka Pygmies: one of the oldest peoples in Africa. Their organization is centered on the family or on communities of a few families in which important decisions are made by the whole community, eliminating the need Continue Reading
Mongolia should be explored outside the borders of the capital, Ulaanbaatar. It is out there that there is a microcosm of different landscapes and climates of which the eye and the heart never tire. It is out there that you have to pay attention to its inhabitants, their looks and their kindness. Their nomadic nature Continue Reading
A few kilometers from Cairo there is one of the largest camel markets (actually they are dromedaries but here they are more generically called “camels”). Visiting this market is like taking a dip in the past. A huge open space is home to hundreds of camels. The grazing light in the early morning, the dusty Continue Reading
In 2023, I had the unique opportunity to join a scientific expedition to Antarctica. My task was to document, through photography, the effects of global warming on icebergs and the vast ice sheets, highlighting the devastation caused by their melting. The mission was as fascinating as it was challenging, and its implications would accompany me Continue Reading
In the Maramures region, located in the north-west of Romania, Orthodox Easter is celebrated with great devotion and joy. The celebrations begin on Good Friday, with the procession of Christ’s tomb through the streets of the town. The women prepare ritual breads, decorated with colored eggs, called pasca and cozonac, and bring them to church Continue Reading
The Q’eros live in remote villages located on the Andean chain in the Cusco Region, in the province of Paucartambo, Peru, at an altitude of about 5,000 meters. above sea level. They are known as the last direct descendants of the Inca people and custodians of their ancient knowledge. The Q’eros are priests, healers, shamans Continue Reading