FAQ's

I live in Rome and I'm able to travel anywhere in Italy and Europe.

For every place I shoot, except Rome, you have to pay for my round-trip tickets.

I offer wedding photography and casual couple photo shoots, as well as coverage for honeymoons, travels, elopements, engagements, anniversaries, proposals, and boudoir.

While in Florence, I once captured a photo of a couple quietly immersed in the view of the Arno, unaware of my lens. When I showed it to them, their expressions were so serene, so full of love, that I felt I had done the right thing by immortalizing that moment. Later, I learned that the boy had proposed to the girl that very evening. Since that beautiful coincidence, I’ve found joy in witnessing and capturing the tender, fleeting moments between lovers.

I have been a true romantic for as long as I can remember, admiring love in all its forms.

I wake up early to enjoy sunrise, I travel slowly, I use pen and paper to take notes, I enjoy listening to old songs and watching old movies, I love to visit vintage stores or flea markets and of course I try to spend a lot of time in nature.

As I have been writing and photographing for many years, I enjoy taking reportage and documentary style photographs. I'm interested in photographing people and everything that happens around them, but my style is not all about these. You can more or less understand my style by doing a few scrolls on my Instagram account.

I'm a pretty calm person, and I'm well aware of the potential stress factors that come with special days. That’s why I’m not just focused on photography — I also help with communication management when needed. Depending on the package you choose, I can also share my travel, gastronomy, and wine knowledge.

I won’t force you into any poses that don’t feel right or that you find boring because I believe in authenticity in everything I do.

I'm afraid not. My job is to tell your story through the layers of my eyes, heart and vision. I spend long hours on picking up the best ones and editing them in order to make sure that you'll be happy with the final result.

It depends on my current schedule which I will clearly communicate when you contact me. I will be sending you few shots for your Instagram stories but you have to wait for at least two weeks for the full album. If the shooting includes some analog photography, the waiting time will be slightly longer.

Yes. If requested, I can shoot with 35mm or 120mm film cameras as well.

Yes. Depending on the style of the shooting and the amount of people I shoot, I may suggest you to have one more photographer with me.

Yes, I do. If requested, I also provide professional videography services.

Absolutely! I'm a big fan of fine art prints, so that's the only format I offer. Let's decide together which ones to print—I'll take care of the rest.

A fine art print refers to an archival pigment giclée print, renowned for its exceptional quality and durability. Unlike c-type prints, which rely on light-sensitive materials and chemical processes, giclée prints are produced using high-quality pigment-based inks and acid-free fine art paper. This method involves a high-resolution, large-format printer, ensuring remarkable detail and richness of color.

Because of their premium materials and meticulous process, giclée prints are highly valued by museums and galleries for their longevity—resisting fading, yellowing, cracking, or degradation over time. They can also achieve various finishes, including glossy, luster, or metallic, while offering a broader selection of materials such as true matte, watercolor papers, and canvas.

After our first exchange of emails or phone call that we try to inform each other about the dates and some other details, I'll send you the contract and payment details.

When you receive the contract I'll wait for you to pay 50% of the total amount so I can fix the date.

I accept online payments, transfer to my bank account or cash — as you wish.

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