Personal stories from the road—told through memories, moments, and the lens of a photograflâneur. These narrative posts go beyond guides, capturing the feeling of traveling slowly and intentionally with a camera in hand.
Lucca, Italy, is not just a city: it’s a living canvas of history and culture. I invite you to join me on this enchanting journey through time and taste, to discover the secrets hidden within its walls and the flavors that have shaped its identity.
During my most recent trip to Venice – for the first time in my life while visiting this amazing city – I arrived with exactly what I knew I needed: The Canon 70-200 f2.8L Mk III.
No matter how many times I’ve walked through the narrow chaotic streets, it always feels like Naples has endless ways of amazing me. Besides, I could travel there just for the sake of having the best pizza and coffee in the world…
Siena is one of those places that catches you by surprise. Full of medieval architecture and a great love for animals – this Tuscan medieval hilltop town is sure to impress.
Walking up the ramparts to visit the Basilica of St. Francis feels like you’re walking through the film set for a Lord of The Rings film.
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 favorite things to eat is Prosciutto di Parma, which is a very famous type of cured ham that is made there.
This trip Gaby and I brought our two dogs with us, and we also came with her parents. I also feel like I’ve grown a lot as a person since the pandemic started, and I’m so thankful that I can truly be this new and improved version of myself with Gaby, but also with her parents that I feel really accept me and enjoy my company.
During my last trip to Lago Di Garda with my girlfriend and her parents – truth be told we got lucky. If it wasn’t for my experience as a traveller, mixed with a stroke of luck -what ended up being a pleasant day could have been a lot less…eventful.
The way that the city lets you experience its spirit and authentic Italian culture makes it possibly my favorite city in Italy. I’m so excited to present you my new Naples Collection, a collection that I think beautifully captures this city’s most iconic architecture, and portrays its energetic and raw atmosphere.
Getting lost in the canals of Venice; being able to discover myself. Take a look at my latest collection of Framed artistic prints from Venice, Italy.
