Massimo Gurciullo, born in Sicily. In 1982, he moved to Paris and began his professional career. The nudes and portraits have been the main subjects of his work for many years (more than 30). Exhibits in France, Italy, Spain, Romania, Switzerland. Makes photography books, the first “NUDI” presents the nude works of the period 1982-1983. […]
Some forewords: there’s a lot of a-changin’ happening in my life these days. One big recurring theme after the birth of our daughter back in 2021 is that somehow my little family have been moving around more than a couple of times. Most of the time we relocated within Jakarta, but just to give you […]
I grew up in a small town at the edge of the Black Forest in southern Germany, where I spent most of my time as a kid strolling through the woods, building forts, and throwing stones in the creek. My family didn’t do big overseas vacations; most of the time, we went to the mountains […]
The Rocca Possente di Stellata, located in the municipality of Bondeno in the province of Ferrara, is a structure built around the year 1000 AD and expanded by order of Duke Alfonso II d’Este in 1362. It has a 5-pointed star-shaped plan, hence the name. Built on the banks of the Po River, it was […]
As I write this, I am parked up with a sea view. Coffee in hand, seagulls flying overhead. Last night, I fell asleep to the sounds of the ocean lapping against the shore. It’s the simple things that led me down this pathway. The joy of appreciating the little moments. Being able to navigate this […]
The “Contrahuella” project arises from the need to explore and make visible the complexities of the human experience, particularly the tension between the external image we project and the internal reality of our emotions, including those that are often hidden or repressed. In today’s society, we are often forced to “disguise” and show only our […]
With a long-standing passion for the outdoors and travel, Attila Bartalos from Velence, Hungary, discovered a true love for landscape photography after purchasing a Fuji X-H1. His inspiring story is one you won’t want to miss!
Let me jump to conclusions this time (with elaborations further down): these two bodies are my most used cameras. They work well as a pair. Their size, ease, straightforwardness, and, most importantly, lack of customizable options, render them very suitable for my use (shooting only JPGs, with only two settings each—one is almost exclusively in […]