Turning constraints into narrative keys: Paul Fusco’s Kennedy’s Funeral Train [1968]
The italian saying is “fare di necessità virtù”: a classic reportage and what it can teach us about cycling photography
Stories and tellers
Books, films, and projects that shape how I shoot.
Close readings of the authors and works that taught me something — or at least made me look at my own archive differently. Not reviews; more like conversations with people who got there first.
The italian saying is “fare di necessità virtù”: a classic reportage and what it can teach us about cycling photography
A book of simple pictures (and four simple ideas) showing us how memory works.
A work about the complex relation between Reality, Fiction, and the Plausible – and how we can shoot while riding.
As this is an important topic, I’ll be very quick: along with 60+ photographers, I’ve contributed to the photographic print sale organized by RiseUp Duo and Alessandro Simonetti, in collaboration with Africathletics Onlus. how it works The photographs donated to Palprints are for sale at €100 each as Fine Art prints (you can check details …
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Youtube channels about photography? Yes, some of them are interesting and useful. A partial list (to be continued)
What I choose is the consequence of how I aim to shoot: it is a mean to an end. I’m not that interested in technical specs per se; I’m interest insofar as specif feature of the equipment allow me to be more efficient, therefore more creative. I don’t say anything new here: Jamie Windsor made …
Read more “Photography gear & tools: why and how it matters”