THE JOURNAL
The Journal collects thoughts, observations, and stories related to my photographic practice.
Some articles are born during the exploration of places, while others take shape over time, as the images begin to reveal their meaning. Here you will find reflections on the landscape, the creative process, and the relationship with nature.
Living with a photograph on your walls: how it changes over time
A photograph on a wall is not viewed like one on a screen. Over time, it becomes a silent presence, capable of changing with the light, the space, and those who live with it.
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RECENT ARTICLES
Why Not Photograph Everything: The Value of Limits in Landscape Photography
Not everything we see needs to become an image. In photography, limitation is not a renunciation but a conscious choice that defines what endures over time.
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Why Not Photograph Everything: The Value of Limits in Landscape Photography
The difference between a nice photograph and a wall-worthy image
Not all beautiful photographs work well on a wall. An image that endures doesn't seek attention, but rather cohabitation: it changes with the space, with the light, and with those...
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The difference between a nice photograph and a wall-worthy image
Why some landscape images stand the test of time (and others don't)
Not all landscape images are made to last. Some strike us immediately, others remain over time as a silent presence that continues to exist beyond our gaze.
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