Loly in a Backstage

Lovely face from my last set! I shot an advertising campaign based on portraits of volunteers. This is just a quick backstage that I took with my dear Olympus Pen, that has a great black and white filter. We had great time! Art direction and impeccable organization by my friend Paolo@CR3ARE

Silvia

The interesting thing about my new portrait-mania is that I'm starting to look at people in a different way.

I knew Silvia years ago in Bologna, because she hired me for a fashion project; I always found her beautiful and charming, so when we met again in London, I asked her to pose for me.

We followed meticulously my self-inflicted rules: 1) Shot in her house 2) only natural light 3) No photo retouching except light and contrast -the kind of manipulation you could do in a dark room.

Styling from her (+ her husband) closet!

Silvia

The interesting thing about my new portrait-mania is that I'm starting to look at people in a different way.

I knew Silvia years ago in Bologna, because she hired me for a fashion project; I always found her beautiful and charming, so when we met again in London, I asked her to pose for me.

We followed meticulously my self-inflicted rules: 1) Shot in her house 2) only natural light 3) No photo retouching except light and contrast -the kind of manipulation you could do in a dark room.

Styling from her (+ her husband) closet!

Silvia

The interesting thing about my new portrait-mania is that I'm starting to look at people in a different way.

I knew Silvia years ago in Bologna, because she hired me for a fashion project; I always found her beautiful and charming, so when we met again in London, I asked her to pose for me.

We followed meticulously my self-inflicted rules: 1) Shot in her house 2) only natural light 3) No photo retouching except light and contrast -the kind of manipulation you could do in a dark room.

Styling from her (+ her husband) closet!

Silvia

The interesting thing about my new portrait-mania is that I'm starting to look at people in a different way. 

I knew Silvia years ago in Bologna, because she hired me for a fashion project; I always found her beautiful and charming, so when we met again in London, I asked her to pose for me.

We followed meticulously my self-inflicted rules: 1) Shot in her house 2) only natural light 3) No photo retouching except light and contrast -the kind of manipulation you could do in a dark room. 

Styling from her (+ her husband) closet!