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I recently returned from my third trip to Scotland, leading a group of enthusiastic photographers, and I have to say that the more I visit that beautiful country, the more I want to return. For this tour I had decided to revisit some of the locations I had touched during my previous foray, hoping to get better weather and better …
The Carnival season in Venice has just finished and so did my photography workshop there. As we were getting close to the starting date, I started receiving questions from my guests regarding what equipment they should bring and especially what lenses. As this is a frequently asked question, I decided that it would be a good idea to collect my suggestions …
This is the third part of my report/review on using the Fujifilm X-T2 while touring the Campania region. Part 1 was published here and Part 2 was published here. The final leg of our drive along the Amalfi Coastline took us to Sorrento, where we spent the night. The morning after we walked down to the port in the early morning to board a …
This is the second part of my report/review on using the Fujifilm X-T2 while touring the Campania region. Part 1 was published here. After leaving Salerno on Friday morning, we started driving down the Amalfi Coast Road towards Ravello. This is a small town perched atop the cliffs, a short detour from the main road and it offers a fantastic view of …
We don’t have Thanksgiving in Europe, but December 8th is a holiday in many countries, Italy included, and this year it happened to fall on a Thursday, so it posed a perfect opportunity to take the Friday off and do a four-day long weekend on the road. At the insistence of some friends, we decided to drive all the way …
I have been to Venice many times, but for some reason I never took the chance to visit the Scuola Grande di San Rocco, an amazing masterpiece of Renaissance architecture and painting. All the paintings in the building are by Tintoretto or other members of his school and they decorate every wall and ceiling, especially those of the great hall on the …
A few days ago, I was reflecting on my progress as a photographer during the last few years and how my choice of cameras was influenced by the need to get better images with more consistency. These reflections led me to browse my old archives, looking for images that would exemplify my status at a given point in time. I …
I recently had the pleasure of meeting again my good friend Gordon Laing of Camera Labs and All About The Gear fame and he graciously consented to be interviewed while he was busy shooting long exposures on the rocks of Dunure, Scotland. In the brief space of five minutes, he managed to share a wealth of tips about long exposures …
Two weeks, five countries and more than 3,000km. I had been planning this trip for months: a long drive from Italy, across Slovenia, and down along the Dalmatian coast of Croatia into Montenegro, with a side trip to Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, all places that I had been wanting to visit for years, but that (aside from a short trip …
Ever since I saw some photos by Alex Lambrechts, I’ve been wanting to do a shoot mixing street and fashion photography and finally the dream has become reality. A few weeks ago, I contacted a friend of a friend who does some modeling and hired her for a couple hours. We went to Milan and I asked her to just …
