I love my job

If you follow this blog or if you already read some of my articles, you should know by now: I love my job.

Maybe what you don't know is why I chose it. Yes, because it was a precise choice of mine, since several years ago I had a completely different job. And I always had that bad feeling of wasting my time, day after day.
But now I do what I like, for many reasons. Here they are.

My favourite photo of Vanessa and Nick Wedding. Even if they are halfway around the world we keep messaging each other.

I am a photographer, and I always liked to photograph

Fortunately my dad has always been a photography enthusiast. And he has always been the hero and the example to be imitated. Then, as often happens, the imitation grew (just as I grew up) and turned into something that stood on its legs, until it get here. Who knows how it will continue to grow and transform, from here on out.

I meet a lot of people

Of course, even with the "old" clerk job I met people. If wonderful friendships were born with some colleagues, most of the people I ended up meeting were nothing more than daily meteors, forgotten after a technical meeting or once the job was delivered. Today I remember the people I "work with" one by one, indeed: couple by couple. And with them the people they care about.
These are meetings that always leave something behind and you will understand why if you continue reading.

I tell stories with pictures

I've always been a little envious of the great writers I love, for their ability to tell stories that alienated me from the real world in the moments when I'm immersed in reading. But with writing I can't, I don't say to achieve, but not even to imitate those results remotely. Instead photography is a perfect medium for me: I absorb the signals of the environment around me, I wait for the right moment... and I look for a story in every photograph I take. Each of these will contribute to forming a wider story: the entire photographic reportage.

A father, moved, embraces his children, including the bride

It's my job

It's my job: I want to carry out it from start to finish, without compromise. Each photo shoot is a small creation of mine: I like to cuddle and shape it.
Mind you though: for me a "photo shoot" is not just a sequence of photos. Instead, it is the whole process that starts from the first contact I have with my couples and ends with the development of the photographs. That's why I'm always curious to know so many details about your wedding and about you. Because I want to be not a stranger with a camera, but your friend with the camera.
My job is to shape a story on the basis, solid but malleable, of your being, your characters, your story. In the photo shoot it is obvious that there is a lot of me, but there will be just as much of you. And I'm not referring to your image.

A wedding in harmony with nature

I am your DeLorean

I did not choose the name of my studio by chance, obviously together with Andrea. I didn't want it to be aseptic as my first and last name which, for those who don't know me, doesn't mean much. Nor I have ever feared that my identity would be lost: IstantiSenzaTempo (meaning TimeLessMoments) is me and I am IstantiSenzaTempo.

Just in the name IstantiSenzaTempo and in what, to be cool, I will call payoff, that is Your Love | Your Story | Your Memories, there is a summary of what represents me and my work.
You are the center of it all. I am only the flux capacitor that will allow you to go back in time, experiencing the exact same emotions of that special day: at the beginning you will see yourself from the outside, full of wonder, as when you watched as children the world through colored slides; then, it is inevitable, you will end up in there and be, even if for a moment, out of time.