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A Moment in Time

18.04.2010

On behalf of the New York Times photography blog Lens, I would like to invite you and your colleagues to join us in a global project called A Moment in Time. Thousands of photographers of all experience levels will be capturing the same moment on Sunday, May 2nd at 15:00 U.T.C. That’s 8 a.m. in [...]

Blogging with a Target: is there a Tribe for Fine Art Photographers?

08.01.2010

Over the past few months I’ve used the blog mainly for shameless self promotion/communication of what was happening to me and less for talking about photography or for commenting what was going on on the photoblogosphere. I apologize for being so selfish but time has been limited and, as I wrote (in Italian) here, blogging [...]

The truth about B&W Photography

25.09.2009

To Blog, To Twit, To Tumblr

20.09.2009

Sorry, but this post is not available in English. You can read it in Italian by clicking to the italian flag on the bottom of your screen.

Three: Ed Kashi

20.07.2009

Ed Kashi is an important photographer with a great range of interesting and multi-faced projects. I invite you to have a look to the beautiful multimedia presentation of “Three”. Lot of shots, sometimes looking not completely coherent, that acquire, in the multimedia dimension, strength and significance. I like the concepts behind these tryptics: short stories, [...]

9th Floor – Jessica Dimmock

17.07.2009

Jessica Dimmock 9th Floor is one of the social photography projects I like the most. I saw it first time live in Milan back in 2007 (a good report in italian is available here). It is shocking document and now it is featured in MediaStorm. Worth a look. The Rationale is below: In 2004, anywhere [...]

Yann Arthus-Bertrand @ TED

17.07.2009

I invite all of you to have a look to the nice presentation Yann Arthus-Bertand gave on TED last february (became available on June). It is about his great HOME project where he combines the extraordinary arial pictures (I saw them the first time in Norway in 2000 and was really fascinated) with HD video. [...]