I was born - as a photographer- on the last day of 2011, in a foreign city. Someone who loves me a lot, gave me a reflex camera. She was outward looking. For some years I went on shooting without understanding, even if - nearly after having received such a gift, I followed a pair of courses on photojournalism. Then I discovered the beautiful side of digital shooting: if you shoot a picture that looks like a dog's bark, you don't have to pay film and developing costs. You can go on barking for free. Then I started to study, and everything changed. I did my first professional job as a photographer in 2015. It was a very hard and fascinating challenge. At a certain point, I even had the feeling of being sourrounded by ghosts, some of them making funny faces into the lens of my new full-frame camera, that meanwhile replaced the old reflex. During that job, I learned that being a photographer costs a lot of work: you must put in discipline, commitment and application, but these three things might not be enough if they aren't accompanied by true research of yourself. Since then I never stopped anymore. Nowadays I count more than 250 shootings for various clients and of different kind: lifestyle, food, architecture and interior design, weddings, and so on. But between one shooting and another I've done a lot of street photography... If someone would have told me the 31st of December 2011 all that happened later, I would have never believed him. For this reason, I go on studying and trying to improve myself every day. Because photography teaches you to look at the world. And to catch the feelings of what is in your shooting range.