There are events that deserve good photography. Telling the story of marriage is a difficult task: you need concentration, patience, a critical look at the scene, an excellent dose of poetry and also be blessed a little with luck. I love photography and I love building stories.
This is why I try to identify myself as much as possible in the story, not to violate the natural flow of events, to make myself invisible or part of the game.
I want to talk about my couples' marriage as if it were my own, each time getting married in a different way thanks to them.
I feel a strong call for Juventus. It helps me to eliminate the superfluous, to bring photography into a timeless, almost dreamlike state.
Color, when it exists, must communicate and be the protagonist. Beyond this, no artifice, no hybrid compromise.
I like to define my narrative style, with a specific grammar that is smooth and comprehensive, simple and exciting.
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FAQ
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What is your work area?
The studio is in Puglia. Although I do most weddings in this region, I move everywhere and traveling is not a problem. Photographing ceremonies outside my area excites me a lot.
Do you have collaborators who assist you during work?
Yes. I have trusted collaborators, professionals as well. We always work in pairs and in special cases the team can increase. I choose them based on their availability, the couple's requests, and the type of wedding to be done.
Can two couples book you for the same day?
No. I give a lot of importance to my work and I have never taken two or more weddings for the same day. It's a rule I set for myself, both out of respect for those who choose my services and to guarantee my presence and experience my work with peace of mind.
What things would you not photograph at a wedding?
Mine is a narrative style. I tend to photograph everything that, within my personal way of seeing the wedding, leads to the creation of a visual story. What I don't like to do, however, is photograph people posing for dozens of identical photos or in various combinations. I consider only those with the family necessary, which I do not avoid. I also don't like to create fake scenes where the bride and groom have to act out strange scripts or pretend to do acrobatics. I'm not able to do it, unlike those who have built their own style in this sense and are also very good at it.
Why are there so many black and white photos in your portfolio?
Black and white photography is the expressive form I prefer. While shooting I already previsualize in black and white, this helps me in the search for a result that is strongly communicative. I use color when color itself tells the story and gives strength to the narrative.
Do you also do pre or post wedding sessions?
At the couple's request, yes. They need to be organized in advance to understand the format and availability of time. However, what is created is something separate from the wedding. You can choose a portrait session in the studio, at the couple's home or another special place, or a photo reportage in which I tell the story of a day in the couple's life. The result can be in the form of Fine Art prints or a small book.
What do you expect from the couples who choose you?
I invite them to have two attitudes: the first is to enjoy their wedding day and fully experience every moment. The second, which concerns me more closely, is to give me their availability in terms of lightness, to trust my work and let me do it without imposing constraints or telling me what and how to do my job. I expect there to be a calm relationship on both sides.
We live outside the area, how do we book or arrange a preliminary meeting?
No problem. We are in the era of connectivity and we can arrange a video call via mobile or web to get to know each other first. On the contact page you can send a request for an appointment and then I will make sure to get in touch with you.