Whether you’re a seasoned travel photographer or just starting to explore the world through your lens, this is where you’ll find practical tips, creative insights, and thoughtful guidance to improve your photography on the road. As a photograflâneur—someone who captures not just what a place looks like, but how it feels—I share my personal techniques for shooting with intention, traveling light, and finding beauty in overlooked moments. From gear breakdowns to compositional advice, these posts are designed to help you develop your own mindful approach to travel photography.
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A Pocket Guide to Exploring Milan: Beyond Fashion Week
Last year, when I was busy photographing a fashion show in Italy I realized that many people drop in for the runways, the afterparties, and [...]
read moreMontmartre: The Curse of Sacré Cœur
With its cobbled streets, the stunning Sacré Cœur Basilica, artists, and bistros, Montmartre is full of charm. Perched atop a small hill in the 18th [...]
read moreSagra del Fuoco in Recco
Every September, Recco turns into something different. Bells echo through the hills, cannons shake the air, colored smoke rises from the riverbed, fireworks sparkle in [...]
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read more30k Steps: Grenoble Beyond The City Center
Most of my days involve a fair amount of wandering—urban exploration. But exploring Grenoble one leaned harder into the margins than usual. Less about manicured [...]
read moreGetting to the Bastille in Grenoble, France
My first day in Grenoble, it was a bit misty and rainy; there were even some light snow flurries. I was still committed to getting [...]
read moreExploring Two of Genova’s Viewpoints 🎥
I spent an afternoon in Genova checking out two of its best viewpoints. My goal was pretty straightforward—get two great shots from overlooks across town. [...]
read moreR5 MK II First Impressions 🎥
After years of shooting with Canon’s 5D Mark IV, I was beyond ready to upgrade to the Canon R5 Mark II. The hype was real, [...]
read moreHiking Through Portofino with my old Canon Rebel XTI 🎥
I recently decided to challenge myself with a hike through one of my favorite stretches of Liguria, Italy. The twist was that I could only [...]
read moreThree Views of the Colosseum: One Monument, Many Selves
I remember the first time I saw the Colosseum. I had already been living in Florence for a while, quietly dodging the guilt of not [...]
read moreAccidentally Walking in Circles: My First Time Getting Lost in Grenoble, France
When I first arrived in Grenoble, it was late. I’d taken the bus from Genova—it clocked in just under six hours, around five hours and [...]
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read moreParis, and My Love of Les Halles
The first time I went to Paris, I didn’t plan to fall in love with Les Halles. I had booked a room near the Louvre [...]
read moreHow a Simple Lesson in Perspective Got Me Published by AP
One of the first lessons I learned in photography is that a unique perspective can be the difference between a striking image and one that [...]
read moreRome, Elevated: Vantage Points That Changed the Way I See the City
I've been to Rome over 30 times—and I don’t regret a single trip. Each visit has taught me something new, not just about photography, but [...]
read moreCamogli: A Photographer’s Dream
The first time I went to Camogli, I had zero expectations. I didn’t Google it. I didn’t have a plan. I just started walking—classic me. [...]
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read moreSmall Wonders of the Eiffel Tower: Unveiling Its Hidden Details
The Eiffel Tower is one of the most photographed landmarks in the world, yet few truly see it. As an artist, I believe in looking [...]
read moreFlorence in Focus: Rediscovering the City in Black and White
I've always had a deep appreciation for black and white photography. Over the years, working professionally, I've discovered that, in my experience, shooting in color [...]
read moreParis: The City of Light, and Shadow
My Dear Paris, we meet again! My first trip to Paris was in 2018, and I'm still amazed by how much inspiration can be obtained [...]
read moreLessons from Ansel Adams: The Ever-Changing Sky
Ansel Adams is one of those artists, at least for me, that you need to be a little older to truly appreciate. When I was [...]
read morePhotography, and the Art of Finding Beauty in Unexpected Places
I’ve learned something over the years as a photographer—not just as someone who clicks a shutter but seeing the world that extends beyond my camera. It’s [...]
read moreBehind the Shot: Stories behind some of my most popular photos of Florence
Florence has given me countless unforgettable memories, and recently I found myself revisiting some of them.
read moreBeing An Introverted Photographer – Tips For Beginners
The weather is nice, and the lighting is perfect. Your mind is already framing the beautiful scene you have before you, and your hand is [...]
read moreParma and URTH
The first time I came to visit Parma was probably in 2013. Parma was high on the list at the time, because one of my [...]
read moreStart to Finish – Post Production Behind the Scenes
Watch me walk through my post-production process from color correction to prepping for print. Let me know if you learn something, and if you'd like [...]
read moreWhat’s in my bag? Gear I take with me when I’m out shooting for a few hours.
Get ready to dive into 'What's in my bag' to get useful recommendations regarding brands, and some of my favorite gear and accessories.
read moreMusic I Listen to While I Shoot
The following playlist is one I’ve personally curated – and I continuously add to it and refine it. It contains songs that have the power [...]
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read moreArchitecture Through My Eyes
If you ever go through my social media posts, you'll clearly see my passion for architectural photography. You may have read through my thoughts in [...]
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