Industry: a quick detour
Where to find interesting stories? Quick answer: where things and people are on the move.
Fairs and events
Cycling culture lives in many places.
Institutional fairs are where you document new trends in tourism, technology, and urban mobility; social events are about community-building. Fairs and festivals, though, often blend both — and telling the right story means understanding that blend.
Alternative Altitude Alps
A 400km, 14.000mt offroad bikepacking route. Why did we think that was a good thing?
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
How does Memory work? 4 ideas for cycling storytelling inspired by Wim Wenders’ “Once” [1993]
A book of simple pictures (and four simple ideas) showing us how memory works.
More thoughts on Stories and tellers
Unsupported races and media interference, pt.1. Ethical issues
How media crew should or shouldn't interfere with riders? Challenges and experiences from the field. Part 1.
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
Ergonomics – camera customization for an effective workflow
Is customization of the camera important? Short answer, a big YES in my opinion. Let's see why and how,