It’s always hard to be inspired in photography and others creative works. This happened to me. I feel uninspired, in fact when I walk through the streets of my town, it all seems the same.
Tag: Germany
Shooting street photography in boring places
Actually I’m living in a small town in the south of Italy. Before I’ve started shooting street photography, I’ve thought that I would never be able at it because of the boring place in which I’m living.
Why I love street photography
It all starts with a normal digital camera and than I discover street photography. It was a normal day, I was surfing the net when suddenly I come across images that represented ordinary moments on the streets, with or without people. I was amazed of this genre of photography, I made some researches about it and discovered that his name was street photography.
My favourite shots
I will share with you some photos that, in according to me, are my favourite shots, not my best, because the best one is outside and wait to be shot.
Back in Italy
After three weeks in Germany I’m returned in Italy. It was a great time spent with my grandparents, where I’ve meditate on who I am, what direction my photography should take and rediscovered shooting people and in color.
Street photography is a way to discover yourself
Shooting street photography is not only a way to capture peoples emotions’ and their souls, during a normal day, but is also a way to discover who you are.
Only people
After three months passed shooting urban landscape, to document the place where people live, I restarted shooting people.
Back in Germany
I’m back in Germany exactly in Hoyerswerda where I will stay for three weeks. I’ve really miss this city, here I feel at home but unfortunately here isn’t my home, I don’t know where I belong. I feel like an homeless because sometimes I don’t know if I’m an italian or an german boy, sometimes I’ve this sense of confusion.
Project: Hoyerswerda
My first photography project: Hoyerswerda
51°26′N 14°15′E here finds Hoyerswerda a german city located in Saxony, in the east of Germany and also in the Lusatian region. Hoyerswerda is a city with less than 40.000 inhabitants.