Massimo Pamparana is a fashion photographer who splits his life between London and Milan. Born in 1979, Massimo studied Cinema at Columbia College in Chicago and at UCLA. Massimo first picked up the camera after watching the last scene of black and white Russian film, Stalker by Tarkosky. After experimenting with cinema photography, he moved into fashion. He gained an education in fashion and photography ...

Daniele Duella (born in Milan, Italy, in 1972) and Iango Henzi (born in Günsberg, Switzerland, in 1979) are a Paris-based photographer duo.
Daniele left conventional studies and started his photographic career when he was thirteen. Iango started his career as a classical dancer, working with choreographers such as Serge Golovine, Ivan Dowski and Peter Hawkes ...

According to Ferdinando Scianna, Francesco Cito “is perhaps one of the best photojournalists in Italy: he has an instinct for capturing the event, a passionate drive to tell a story, and the ability to produce images, powerfully synthetic and rigorously simple, that catch the very essence of the moment.” ...

Columbian photographer Leo Matiz (1917-1998) was a legend in photography. He was born in Aracataca, the magical town that appears as Macondo in A Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez. Cartoonist, painter, gallery owner, publisher and actor, he was a leading figure in one of the most creative periods for photography and cinema in Mexico, between 1940 and 1950 ...

A new face in freelance photography, Filippo Romano from Milan studied at the International Center of Photography in New York, specializing in photojournalism, and at the ISA (Istituto Industrie Artistiche) applied arts school in Urbino.
His project “OFF China” won the 2007 Pesaresi Contrasto Prize, at the Festival of Savignano. “Hotel Sodada” is an ongoing project ...

Journalist and photographer, Alessandro Scotti works with some of the major magazines and press agencies. In recent years he has worked in India, Japan, Burkina Faso, Indian Ocean islands, South East Asia, Central Asian Republics and  North Africa on the trail of drug traffickers.

Dimitri Dimitracacos was born in milan. He grew with the dream of becoming a photographer. He has discovered the passion for portraits  and  landscapes,that  have   sent him travelling extensively in europe.it is through these photos that he relives his emotions in a very personal way. He has collaborated for ten years with professional photographers(Daniele&Iango – C.Craymer – T.Petterson -G.Montgomery - Vanessa Beecroft -  N. Watson -  R Grignaschi - Conde Nast- Mondadori - RCS ) and has developed his own personal technique, shooting in both polaroid , film and digital.
In 2000 he moved to Paris and continued  his fantasy working in the heart of fashion. His goal is the development of  a strong image-born from the mystery of sophisticated lighting and scenography. The fundamental characteristics of his work are  the pastel color mixed with graphic black and white,wich legues his images elgant and timeless.
His portrait and  fashion photos  have  been published in  issue one UK – Men’s Health Italy - F Trend –  Donna- Hint NY - C&G Paris - VMadonna Greece etc.
His professional and  personal path is now dedicated between editorial, exhibitions and creative projects on the web.

Rita Antonioli’s photographic career began in the world of fashion and in photojournalism, as she worked with Sofia Riva, Jazek P. Soltan and Armin Linke. She later focused on theatrical photography. In recent years she has been dedicating her talents to the world of music, producing CD covers for musicians, including Omar Pedrini, Pacifico and Sainko, as well as creating the official image of Patti Smith ...

Maurizio Montagna was born in Milan in 1964. In 1999 he was named as one of the best five young photographers at the 2005 Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie in Arles and again in 2005 he won the Premio Fotografia Italiana prize awarded by the Milano gallery, Fotografia Italiana. In 2007 he was one of eight young artists chosen to represent the “Italia Statement Section” ...

Born in Milan in 1961, Simone Casetta was very young when he began to work as an assistant in the studio and darkrooms of photographers Luciano Ferri e Gianni Greguoli; he later worked with fashion and advertising photographers. His independent work began in 1981, with commissions for portraits and photo reportages from private companies and from magazines ...

Born in 1987, he lives in Como and Milan. As a freelancer, he soon began to specialize in photo reporting, with projects covering social conditions in Italy, in some cases commissioned and financed by agencies and publishing houses. In 2008 he was selected to take part in a workshop in Mexico with David Alan Harvey (Magnum Photos), the result of which was this series of photos “Quizás mañana” ...

Enrico Minasso was born in 1961 and has been a photographer since 1986. He photographs for advertising, architecture, portraiture, special occasions and in the fields of industry and anthropology. After meeting photographer Eric Hartman, former president of Magnum Photos, in 1997 he became irresistibly attracted to black and white photography, an attraction which radically changed ...

Cristina Scalabrini works in the field of publishing. In her free time she works on photographic projects, alone or in collaboration with the Macelleria dei Perdenti. “Come cani nell’acqua” (Like Dogs in Water) is a dreamlike exploration of the animal world in a series of images shot underwater. 40x50 silver-gelatin prints, mounted on aluminum.

Principally a director of advertising films, Riccardo Rinetti also explores techniques of black and white photography and poetic photo stories. He started out as a journalist and music critic, working also as the producer for a number of Italian singers. For several years he has worked for the McCann Ericksson advertising agency, first as a copy writer, then as creative co-director.

Born in Genoa in 1979, Massimiliano Clausi began working as a photojournalist in 2006. In the same year his photo reportage “Calais, the last dream” won the Canon Young Photographers’ Prize. His interest in humanitarian and social issues has taken him to Kosovo, Turkey, Romania, Belarus, Thailand, India, and Burma ...

A journalist who is deeply committed to social issues, in the 70’s she began to use photography to explore the world of women: working women, demonstrations supporting divorce and against back street abortion, the home environment, women’s gatherings, women’s health collectives… Her work was exhibited in 2008 in a number of venues throughout Italy as part of the commemoration ...

Edoardo Pasero è nato ad Alessandria nel 1978. Vive e lavora a Milano.
Half Life è una sorta di diario. un diario senza parole fatto di forme e spazi, in cui la memoria viene rappresentata al di fuori del tempo, dell’esistenza del quale si comincia a dubitare. Quello che resta è quindi la trasformazione delle cose, perfettamente rappresentata dal medium della fotografia ...

Sarajevo andata e ritorno è un viaggio di una settimana, una settimana di vita quotidiana passata mescolandosi alla città, alla gente, camminando con la macchina fotografica.
Simone Ludovico (1977, Biella) si dedica da sempre alla fotografia, come una sorta di diario quotidiano. Le fotografie nascono dalla curiosità ...

Noris nasce nella Milano dei primi anni Cinquanta, in una città che esce dal Dopoguerra, in ricostruzione e fervida di novità. è giovanissima all’inizio degli anni della Contestazione, ma ne percepisce la voglia di cambiamento e di festa, che saranno le caratteristiche principali delle sue scelte di vita. Scopre la fotografia nel 1978 ...

Fashion photographer. Clients include: “Marie Claire Japan”, “Esquire Japan”, “Kult”, “Faces”, “noi.se”, “Oyster”, “Label”, Stuart Weitzman, De Scal, Montecarlo Moda.

Passionate about photography from when he was a small child, Dino Silingardi has carried out his own very personal and intimate exploration of the medium, strictly avoiding any contamination from the commercial world. He produces exquisitely sensitive portraits and experiments with unusual techniques in creative still-lifes and in landscape photography ...

Founded by Andrea L. Casiraghi, Gianni Romano and Cristina Scalabrini, la Macelleria dei Perdenti (The Losers’ Butcher Shop) develops photographic projects based on the search for stimuli that can be explored and developed collectively. The project “Voi puzzavate” (You Stank), with photographs by Andrea L. Casiraghi, Christian Lunghi, Gianni Romano, Cristina Scalabrini and Domenico Scorsetti ...