Yesterday a friend from Italy set the first stone in his new life, so we went out to cheer good news. After some time in a pub, we walked around London and I was absolutely astonished by the number of people publicly displaying more than simple affection. In a single evening I photographed three couples [...]
I had some troubles deciding if this was a shot to show in colors or in black and white, but in the end my love for the monochrome, for the subtle tones of gray prevailed.
I was walking on the South Bank the other day when I saw them. The world was far away, they were [...]
23 days left to the Project release!
During the past weekend, before the snow that covered London, I was busy with a photographic project. It was something that haunted my mind for some nights before actually doing it, underlying some of my fears and presenting a real challenge for me. And of course those were few [...]
September is silently slipping away, bringing us closer to the next winter. Days are becoming shorter and colder. This past weekend in London was an exception, with bright sun and warm temperature and I hope to see many more exceptions.
Every time the summer leaves space to Autumn I feel a little tired, I watch the [...]
There was a pretty huge crowd during the Mayor’s Thames Festival the last weekend. In some parts of the South Bank shooting with the long 70-200 was almost impossible: I would have hit the lens on someone’s head. And I am not joking.
Fabiana was highly undecided on the lens to use, so she swapped some [...]
Lately I am shooting children more than usual, even if I limit myself to public Festivals and similar events. I am not always at ease taking photos of them, but there are moments that are worth it. This was one of them.
We were walking on the bridge in front of Embankment when we saw this [...]
He was walking with some friends under a shadowy bridge. The first shot I took of him and his friends was not spectacular but it gives me the possibility to see his spectacular eyes. So I zoomed in to get them and I waited him to get under the light. He saw me, and to [...]
He was holding her gently in a sweet afternoon of September. They were watching the Thames from the South Bank, lost in their thoughts, in their dreams. When I saw them I moved in front of them, trying to get a good perspective, but then I realized that that perspective was not what hit me [...]
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The call that never came, originally uploaded by Carlo Nicora.
Some calls are meant to find you whether you want them or not but other, those you waited for long, never came.
She was standing there, on the shore of the River Thames, in the silence of her phone, that did [...]
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Imagine a Violinist on the Thames, originally uploaded by Carlo Nicora.
She was standing there, on that bridge, unaware of all the people around her. The weather was nice, the temperature warm, but it could have [...]
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