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Sometimes the sky carries the weight of what we cannot say.
In silence, the clouds gather — heavy, wild, and full of stories.
I stood beneath them, not afraid… just listening.
Un angolo di preziosa armonia
Ci sono cose che rischiano di passare inosservate.
Poi arriva uno sguardo, e tutto cambia.
In mezzo a tante cose che spesso passano inosservate, questo piccolo angolo si sarebbe potuto perdere.
Ma grazie alla lente della mia macchina fotografica, l’ho potuto fermare nel tempo.
I colori, le forme, le geometrie… hanno creato qualcosa che ai miei occhi è sembrato unico.
Come ogni immagine, può suscitare qualcosa — oppure niente.
Così come accade con le nostre esperienze.
La verità è che il mondo che vediamo è spesso un riflesso di come lo interpretiamo.
Non è magia, è percezione. E se riusciamo a vederlo, possiamo anche crearlo.
Certo, non sto parlando delle grandi tragedie, delle guerre o dei contesti duri e reali dove non si sceglie.
Parlo della nostra sfera personale, di ciò che possiamo coltivare quando abbiamo la possibilità di farlo.
Ci sono persone che vivono svantaggi enormi, ed è giusto ricordarlo.
E ci sono persone che hanno tutto per evolversi ma scelgono di restare comode.
Io… provo a non perdere la bellezza.
Anche quando si nasconde nei dettagli più fragili o nelle persone più umili.
E scelgo ogni giorno di trasmetterlo alle persone più care.
There are things that risk going unnoticed.
Then a gaze comes along — and everything changes.
Amid so many things that often slip by unseen,
this little corner could have easily been lost.
But through the lens of my camera,
I was able to pause it in time.
The colors, the shapes, the hidden geometries…
came together to create something that, to my eyes, felt unique.
Like any image, it may awaken something — or nothing at all.
Just like our experiences.
The truth is, the world we see is often a reflection of how we choose to interpret it.
It’s not magic — it’s perception.
And if we can see it, maybe we can shape it too.
Of course, I’m not speaking of great tragedies, wars,
or harsh realities where choice isn’t even an option.
I’m speaking of our personal sphere —
of what we can nurture, when we’re lucky enough to have the chance.
There are people living with enormous disadvantages,
and we must always remember that.
And there are people who have everything they need to grow,
yet choose to stay comfortable.
As for me… I try not to lose sight of beauty.
Even when it hides in the most fragile details,
or in the humblest of souls.
And each day, I choose to pass that beauty on to the people I care for.
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As the sun dipped behind Carn Brea Castle, the sky ignited in a blaze of orange, amber, and stormy purple — a classic Cornish sunset, wild and untamed.
This iconic granite outcrop near Redruth, Cornwall, holds deep personal meaning for me. It’s where I go to breathe, recharge, and watch the light dance across the landscape. The silhouetted form of Carn Brea Castle and the distant Carn Brea Monument stood like ancient sentinels as the golden hour washed over the rugged terrain.
Photographed with the Canon EOS R and Canon RF 16–35mm lens, using a NiSi True Color CPL to enhance contrast and punch up those colours without losing the natural feel. The low winter sun brought texture to the foreground rocks and revealed the raw beauty of Cornwall’s inland heritage.
This is more than just a photo — it’s a moment of stillness at the edge of the day, a reminder to look up, breathe deep, and let the land speak.
In an era obsessed with organic perfection, the promise of transformation is often a façade, masking deeper disconnection. This image questions whether nature can truly restore what was never natural to begin with.
Just a Granturismo... but it sounds amazing!
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Between Blossom and Gaze – Making Of
This image came to life not just through light and framing — but through Beata’s own touch. Before the first shot was taken, she gently adorned the camera lens with wildflowers. It wasn’t planned, it wasn’t directed — it was her idea, her way of shaping the moment.
What followed wasn’t just a portrait, but a shared creation. Beata stood before a lens that she had made her own, turning a technical object into something soft and alive. The floral detail became more than decoration: it became a symbol of trust, collaboration, and creative intuition.
“Between Blossom and Gaze” starts here — with a gesture that speaks quietly, but profoundly.
I loved the effortless calm in this shot. Late afternoon light, endless sky, and the casual sprawl of a perfect picnic setup. The scene had balance: soft blanket textures against the bold greens of the trees, and the confident “yes, I’m that relaxed” pose centre stage. Sometimes it’s the simplest compositions—space, subject, and serenity—that speak the loudest. I aimed to let the openness of the background contrast the intimacy of the moment. Pure summer energy.