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‘Bosco’ is a quiet study of the woods near my home in the north of Italy. I take a 2-meter panel with me to isolate elements from their background. This is a work-in-progress that I’ve been shooting in the winter months over the past 10 years or so, inspired by Japanese art and the concept of sabi.

Images belonging to an ongoing project that I’ve been working on in Costa Rica since 2019. My goal is to create a series of costarican women artists portraits who have very interesting work, and who have exhibited it locally as well as internationally. My main interest has been to reflect their visual language as artists, as well as their emotions, specific situations, and life transitions that they’ve been experiencing when I had the opportunity to shoot them.

These pictures are from a personal project I photographed on a ranch near Medora, North Dakota. The purpose was to show a day in the life of a ranch community and what is involved in raising cattle.

The carnival is alive and well in America. It draws teens looking for escape from the eyes of their parents and the elderly who enter their pies and crafts in competitions. For 10 years I’ve been photographing the carnivals that make their way through Central Florida every spring with my medium format film camera.

This is a lifestyle shoot showing a couple having a carefree weekend at home. I brought together a great team of HMU, stylist and models and rented the cutest space for this shoot. We wanted to show images that encourage well-being and the importance of slow downing to enjoy life’s simple pleasures. For me there’s no better way to recharge than a day with no agenda. Thanks for looking!

Brooklyn Skate.

Portrait project documenting the young skateboarders of Brooklyn.

There are 96 high rise buildings in Miami, more than 50% of those is located close to the ocean. Today an afternoon walk down the beach is a constant walk between two rising lines. The region has been called “ground zero” when it comes to sea-level rise. In Miami-Dade county alone, $15 billion to $23 billions of coastal property is at risk of flooding in just the next 15 years.

I am a photographer and producer here at Wonderful Machine. I reside with my happy and adventurous family of wife, children ages 5 & 6, and our dog Bobby ‘Big Legs’. I have the ability for safe shooting and remote productions within our home, as well as the surrounding lakes, rivers, and forests of the suburban Philadelphia area.

Pictures of the Carnaval de Binche in Wallonia, Belgium. This Carnaval is protected by UNESCO. On Mardi Gras the “Gilles” appear in the center of Binche, having hats of ostrich feathers and throwing oranges to the crowd.

New lifestyle work. Tashell & Soli.