There is an entire world happening in the blink of an eye. It’s the world of a drop of milk forming a perfect crown, the split second when glass shatters, or the precise instant a cheetah’s paw lifts off the ground. Our eyes are not built to see these moments. Our perception is too slow, reality too...

The photography studio is a “white box”. A controlled, reassuring, sterile environment. Every photon of light is exactly where we decide it should be. It’s a perfect place for surgical precision: the flawless corporate portrait, e‑commerce, beauty. But the soul? The soul often lives outside. On‑loca...

If lenses were people at a party, the 50mm would be the reliable guest who talks to everyone, the 70-200mm would be the elegant observer in the corner, and the fisheye? The fisheye would be the life of the party with an electric guitar, jumping on the table and completely changing the evening's pers...

There is a noise you never forget. It is not the sound of bombs, nor of bullets whistling past your ears. It is the metallic sound of the shutter clicking the moment the world explodes. Every war photographer knows it: that click that marks the distance between life and death, between the storytelle...

Welcome to the monochromatic dimension. A place where the essence of photography is no longer mediated by colour, but reveals itself through light, form, texture, and contrast. To produce truly impactful black and white shots, the first, fundamental step is to learn to see the world without chromati...

Photo by Kyle Loftus on Unsplash Let's admit it: landscape photography is the biggest lie of our time. You open Instagram and see perfect peaks lit by a magenta dawn, lakes that look like mercury mirrors, and forests shrouded in mist. It all looks so easy, so accessible. The truth? That photo requir...

Let's face it. Our feed is saturated with technically impeccable portraits: skin smoothed like porcelain, artificially bright eyes, and creamy, indistinct backgrounds. They are beautiful images, certainly. But after the third, the fourth, the tenth, they become background noise. They are portraits t...

We open Lightroom. We look at the image. It's correct: in focus, well-exposed, the subject is smiling. But it's flat. Two-dimensional. It's missing... something. It's missing that pathos, that sense of three-dimensionality that separates a simple "photo" from a "portrait". That "something" is almost...

There are portraits that stop us. They capture our gaze, halt our infinite scrolling, and force us to think. They possess a power that goes far beyond aesthetic perfection, a depth that, at first, we can't quite define. Why? Why do some photographs have this incredible, almost magnetic power, while ...

Have you ever scrolled through your Twitter feed and stumbled upon a hashtag like #HandsInFrame? If your answer is "no," don't worry, you're not the only one. Until recently, I too was convinced that photo contests were limited to more 'official' circles. But here you have a prime example of how cre...

Let's start with a cliché that's hard to kill: for a breathtaking female portrait, all you need is a stunning model, a click, and the magic happens. Right? Dead wrong. This is the "original sin" of anyone starting out in people photography, an illusion that turns photography into a lottery and the p...

Has this ever happened to you? You're there, in front of a landscape that takes your breath away. A mountain range stretching as far as the eye can see, an urban skyline pulsating with life, or a sunset setting the sky ablaze from horizon to horizon. You take out your trusty camera, compose, and sho...

Photo by Sona Balayan on Unsplash Let's be clear: when you hear "fine art architectural photography", your mind probably jumps to high-contrast, black and white images of skyscrapers piercing through silky skies. You're not wrong, but that's like describing a novel by only talking about its cover. F...

Step inside a sports hall with me. Close your eyes for a moment. Take in the unmistakable smell of polished wood, sweat, and dreams. Listen to the squeak of trainers, the shouts of the coach, the muffled roar of the crowd. Now open your eyes and look at the light: a mishmash of yellowish fluorescent...

        Do you want to capture original nature photos? One that is both amazing and unique at the same time? It's not complicated at all: there are some little tricks you can follow to get original nature photos. All…with the usual subjects and with the usual places that you have...

      Autumn, which is often considered a difficult season due to the end of summer and the holidays, the onset of the first cold weather and often gray and rainy days, is actually the favorite season for photography lovers . For a photographer, autumn is the season of bright colours ...

      As the saying goes, " no one is born learned " and therefore the error is a constant presence in our photographic journey. Fortunately, by practicing photography constantly, it is very easy to improve quickly and correct our mistakes, even if sometimes we have to pay a penalty f...

    In this second ideal lesson of our photography course, we will see together the different types of analog and digital cameras. The advent of digital has created quite a few "problems" for budding photographers: if in fact it was quite easy to buy an analog model, the same cannot be sai...

    The following list is a photographic reminder to help you remember all the technical aspects of photography to keep in mind before starting a new photo session. Your camera is a sophisticated piece of equipment with many customizable settings that can vary from time to time. These 7 ti...

    In these first days of autumn rain , I thought I'd write this article to help you get out of the house anyway to have fun taking pictures in the rain .   Photographing in the rain? But are you crazy? you will say... It is so comfortable in the house in the warmth, why should I go ...