Backstage Photography, a day behind the scenes - Part 1 Following an Italian short movie production A while ago a friend and film director, Francesco D'Ignazio, asked if I would like to document a day in his...
Backstage Photography, a day behind the scenes - Part 2 Following an Italian short movie production This post follows Part 1 . I just wish to add that every photographic session is a learning process, a binding connection...
The city, a dense concentration of living beings, a constellation of buildings, with any sort of possible infrastructure man can imagine, is a place that will never bore me. For instance, this huge structure, so called...
One late night, during this winter I was wandering nearby Porta Maggiore. My intention was to photograph something else, I just set up my tripod and was about to shoot. It was silent, nobody...
We are attracted to water. We like to swim in it, to play with it, to admire it, knowing that somehow it is part of us. As a mater of fact we are 65%...
Personally, I think that radio valves are somewhat fascinating. They look to me like elegant and sophisticated light bulbs, which I would look at for hours. As a matter of fact, you can notice that...
Rome is a large city, with many interesting peculiarities: one of them is that it is quite near the sea. With about a 20 minutes drive you land on an extensive seaside in the...
Almost every building construction site has a tower crane. What is it for? It is mostly used to transport material during construction phases. It is clearly visible from far away. It clearly indicates that...
Tiburtina Train Station - Rome Italy, in the past years has been renovated in its train station functions, becoming a strategic high speed velocity hub. This is visible in its overall restyling. Now the...
Ponte dell'Industria (1862-1863), once called Ponte San Paolo, known also as "Ponte di Ferro, is an example of an early bridge conversion, since year 1910, from it's original railway function, to the actual 2...