Cicloreporter

Cycling storytelling with pics and words

Cicloreporter

Cycling storytelling with pics and words

I photograph, I write, and I ride.

I’m Edoardo — photographer, writer, and rider. I cover cycling adventures, gravel, and ultra-distance races, mostly because I ride them myself first, camera in hand. 

Off the bike, I hold a PhD in philosophy and teach history and philosophy in high school. On it, I chase stories the same way I was trained to chase an argument: patiently, and with an eye for what’s happening just beneath the surface.

Read the whole story, or see how I think about all this.

I photograph, I write, and I ride.

I’m Edoardo — photographer, writer, and rider. I cover cycling adventures, gravel, and ultra-distance races, mostly because I ride them myself first, camera in hand.

Off the bike, I hold a PhD in philosophy and teach history and philosophy in high school. On it, I chase stories the same way I was trained to chase an argument: patiently, and with an eye for what’s happening just beneath the surface.

Read the whole story, or see how I think about all this.

VIA Race chapter II, July 2025
4.000 km unsupported, from Puglia to the Netherlands through six countries in Central Europe. Twenty days on the road to cover this unique road ultrarace.
Esplora VIA
Sofiane Sehili for PEdALED and Fizik
Interview and photography: after a quick session in July at the beginning of his record attempt, we went see Sofiane and Fanny to chat about his misadventure.
Leggi su PEdALED
Fratelli Industries
Product storytelling is a very stimulating challenge. Stories of wheelbuilders, wheel engineers, and wheel testers. A full work, from concept to planning, from shooting to editing.
Scopri Fratelli Ind.
Backyard Gravel and Zuri Escape
Collaboration with The Cake Movement grows in 2025 with more events covered and a wider media project.
Alvento
On the latest issue (no.42), besides the cover, I covered a reportage of the oldest barista in Italy, near Lago Maggiore.
Alvento
Fiera del Cicloturismo 2025
Since 2025, besides taking care of the coverage of the event, I also write on BikeItalia.
Esplora la fiera

What we can do together

How we can work together

Ita, Fra, Eng

Fluent in Italian, French, and English — not just for smoother logistics, but because the best stories come out in someone’s own language. A rider who can joke, vent, or go quiet in their mother tongue gives you a very different picture — and a better one.

I’d rather teach you to see it yourself than just hand you my photos. Evening talks, full-day workshops, and one-to-one sessions, built around your own bike and your own eye — so you leave shooting your rides better than when you arrived.

from planning to distributing

The shoot day is the smallest part of the job. The real work happens before — route surveying, logistics, briefings with organizers — and after: editing, distribution, and the follow-through with magazines  and institutions long after the event is over. That follow-through is where the relationships that actually matter get built.

Kind words

Explore the journal

Five alternative routes to explore cycling photography. This is the space you can enjoy whenever your GPS sends you down a road you didn’t plan on.

Ultrashooting
Chasing the longest cycling races, and what they teach me. Dispatches from inside ultra-distance and unsupported races — FOMO, ethics, logistics, and the hundred small decisions that separate covering a race from just being near one.
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Philo/Photo
Ideas matters when you shoot. This is where I my background mixes with the actual professional life - where logic, aesthetics, and very old ideas end up explaining a lot about it — why a lens choice is basically a philosophical position, and other things you didn't ask for but might enjoy.
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Stories and tellers
Close readings of the authors and works that taught me something and inspire my next work. Not reviews; more like conversations with people who got there first.
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Logs/Reports
Where it all started: short shooting logs from early fieldwork. A closed but preserved archive — early, short-form logs from single-day jobs: what was shot, what worked, what didn't. Kept here as a record of where the rest of this started.
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