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WePhoto italia vol 6 Different Vision Italy West Europe is here. In this section of our serie, we have a lot of authors, and the majority are from Italy. So, we start just here, and we have a really GREAT numbers of Photographers. This is Volume one of five. The idea for this series was born looking at the myriad of wonderful images in Wephoto Group pages. Authors from all over the world, each with their own culture, traditions, a world view that, although globalization, has different colors regarding different areas So part of this series has the goal to explore every world’s Macro region, and offer a proof, a featuring, trying to figure out if and how traditions and culture can give a “Different Vision”.
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Different Vision
WePhoto Book no.3 - 2015 - Italy - vol 6
Cover by:Ilario Balestro ©
Different Vision ItalyWest Europe is here. In this section of our serie, we have a lot of authors, and the majority are from Italy. So, we start just here, and we have a really GREAT numbers of Photographers. This is Volume six of seven. The idea for this series was born looking at the myriad of wonderful images in Wephoto Group pages. Authors from all over the world, each with their own culture, traditions, a world view that, although globalization, has different colors regarding different areas So part of this series has the goal to explore every world’s Macro region, and offer a proof, a featuring, trying to figure out if and how traditions and culture can give a “Different Vision”.
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This is our third edition from that series. The first, dedicated Asian Authors is available for download via Apple iBooks Store, Amazon Kindle Store and Lulu.com, as separately reported, the second (three volumes) are available for download at the same platforms (see at the end of the book) I would like to thank all the authors for their cooperation, patience and enthusiasm. Almost daily we did talk about the achievement of this book, how to select photos and so on, different countries, different cultures, different languages, and yet we found ourselves in the WePhoto’s chat, talking as old friends in one language, feeling as if we were sitting at a table in a pub to have a drink together. This is the most beautiful side, perhaps, of this work. Demonstrate that we are all the same, it doesn’t matter where we were born, we share the same passions, the same fears, the same hopes.
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A special thanks to my friend and admin Dick Visser, Art Director, for the supervision of the graphics, layout and the realization of the book, and with whom we are fighting together to achieve a single version to be offered to various platforms. Thanks to Germana De Chellis and Anastasia Argiolas, who help us to contact and coordinate authors to organize and deliver their files. A difficult work, believe me! I push everyone to watch, read, spread to friends, acquaintances, sharing on Facebook and wherever else this book.
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Thanks to colleagues Admin, for their patience. Along this time that I have been away from the normal routine management of our network, and for the wonderful work they do every day with great passion. WePhoto Network, Mario Bunčuga
Mario Bunčuga Gianfranco Cosmai Jessica Schaap Dick Visser Anastasia Argiolas
Simone Vivaldo Aldo LarosaDavide Bunčuga Serene Millicent
Germana De Chellis
Mia Giovanni Tisocco Hisao Kusabuk
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CopyrightAll rights are reserved, respectively WePhoto, and individual authors regarding personal photos included in the related chapters. This book can be downloaded for free and Solo diffuse freely in its entirety. The images and text are the exclusive property of the authors who, prior personal contact, may authorize the use or not. Any other use will be sanctioned by the existing rules on the subject of copyright.
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Barbara Maestrucci
Perugia, Italy
Photographing is stopping with a click I love every type of photograph especially naturalistic photograph, even though my favorite is microphotograph a micro world small and fascinating with the practice of this type of photograph i ve leard to respect these small animals. I’ve started photographing 4 years ago and my vision of the word has totally changed. Photographing gives you another eye!!! The eye of the photographer that sees everything around him accurately A sunset couple holding or a ladybug on a flower .
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Renato Santicchia
Roma, Italy
I live in Rome since I was six months old, I started photographing in 25 years with long periods of rest, for about six years with the advent of digital, nal which I find great creative possibilities, the flame of artistic passion has resumed illuminate my path. I prefer street photography where I find good ideas, I like to photograph people, places of life, following this inspiration propose a search for images of life and lives in underground, moments lived alone with their own thoughts, dreams, concerns that fill people’s thoughts.
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ILARIO [email protected]
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Ilario Balestro
Paciano, Italy
I’m an amateur photographer from 1980: I always practice photography developing ideas about various styles and discovering new techniques. I switched to digital from 1998 following the big technological evolution of these years: now I consider myself very satisfied with my results but I won’t stop. Photography is the hobby I cultivate with passion and commitment in the little free time I have.
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Umberto Cimorelli
Capriati a Volturno, Italy
The desire to dream and to make to dream, to build and to tell histories is innate. A strong passion for all of this that is cinema and television that, accomplice a given television camera you give me my parents thirty years ago, it turns him into what is my job today. So much constancy and determination have conducted me, eighteen years ago, up to the RAI – Italian broadcasting television, where I am an cameraman. Just this way of living constantly the professional life through the loupe of a television camera has done him that in that private it leaned out the photo that, for his same nature, allows me to gather the instant, to stop the emotions without for this to entirely live her through an interposed mean that a way asks for to tell different. A demand of life, the photo, that is turned into a great passion that gives me emotions and that I hope to be able to give to the others.
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Antonio Sarno
Avellino, Italy
I was born in Avellino, right in the heart of the ‘Irpinia’ region, where its predominant nature has contributed to the basic imprinting in my predilection for landscape photos. I’ve always been attracted by art in general, where I started with drawing in the early years of my youth and then continued by switching to an Impressionist type oil painting, which later evolved into abstract painting using natural materials. The continuous and rigorous research has resulted in the use of the several applications on such diverse materials as ceramic, wood, glass where the main subject has always been colour..., in so doing laying the foundations for Photography. Photography has always been important since my youth, even if dormant at times, and has taken shape only in recent years, dedicating myself to nature and landscapes. In my creations, I have a preference for colour as a subject, to convey emotions. While in continuous experimentation, I always try to make the viewer enter my photographs as an integral part of the landscapes, in this way acting not only as a spectator but as an involved party of the composition in the whole. Recently, I often find myself discovering new forms of this wonderful art, namely photography, but…then again, this will be the subject of my next episodes… Thank you and… good light to all.
Antonio
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Mirko Lamonaca
Dalmine, Italy
My works are still life photographs realized with wooden bricks, miniatures and polystyrene blocks used to model impossible architectures. What I create is an imaginary world. Not because I don’t find the real world interesting: I find more interesting to recreate the world following my imagination, my dreams and fantasy. I find so exciting to push my works out of the limits of the real world. To tell stories using materials as common as toys, using them in a way that is so different from their original scope. This is a world where I have always loved to loose myself. These photos are first for me and for my joy. When all this meets the public and the public agrees, this joy is even greater.
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Mumma Lulù
Roma, Italy
Photography is my medicine, my salvation, my redemption. And‘ my way to appease a soul too often shrouded by a veil of anxiety. It‘ a great little world in my world. It ‘ a refuge, a dream that does not disappear with the light of day. Photography is my mirror, the faithful reflection of the way I see and interpret reality... Are not my words but Anna Pianura. I stole this quote because it perfectly describes what for me, today, means the photography.
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Valerio Abbonizio
Montesilvano, Italy
Valerio Abbonizio is a 25 years old Italian photographer, specializing in street photography and reportage. He chose to venture away from what he calls “flat” photography, and developed a taste for telling stories and the reality through his photographs. Valerio appreciates the raw reality of everyday life and he tries to show, through his shots, its hidden beauty.
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Alessandra Ballerini
Roma, Italy
I never imagined doing photography! There is’ a place in each of us that is called freedom, and find the right size to give it free play is not simple. Since just one year and a half I found it!!! Photography, as means of venting for the dare more pure... autodidact on everything, ignoring all the techniques... I express myself with mine of my…’
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Claudio Tonin
Santa Maria di Sala, Italy
My love for photography was born at the age of 18 when by chance I discovered the magic of the darkroom. Since that time I have not stopped loving her and practicing it. My favorite genres are: photoreportage, portraits, nudes artistic and recently I started with minimalism. I believe that photography should be able to convey to the viewer the worldview of those who took the picture. About rules, I think sometimes we’ve to be able to break them and free express our vision. I love travel all around the world with my camera discovering people and location through my lens.
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