Emanuele is an Italian wedding photographer. He was born in 1986 in Novi Ligure. He has a degree in political science – political, social and economic journalism – he writes for some time in the columns of several weeklies. At the same time, he refines, collaborating with some companies, the passion for the image first as a videographer and then to the passion of photography, for a few years as an assistant to some photographers – as it used to do – and then make his job. He doesn’t like “specialization” labels in photography, trying his hand at almost all genres. The “fil rouge” of his works is a strong attention and propensity for the story that surrounds him. Wedding photography enters his career, not by accident. Moved by the curiosity to always tell new stories, he finds in the Wedding sector an infinite source of inspiration that partly combines with some advertising campaigns related to the sector. His approach has led him to be also appreciated in advertising. Always attentive to the world around him, he combines in his photography a modern language to the great classics of cinema and fine art photography. [Alessandria Wedding Photographer]

Thanks to an innate passion for photography and then following the achievement of an Advanced Master of Photography of Performances at the European Institute of Design (IED),in 2009 I decided to be involved and undertake this profession. I continued my training by attending workshops and courses where I had the possibility to encounter different photographs of international fame in different areas. In 2012 I obtained the QIP certificate (Qualified Italian Photographer) and QEP (Qualified European Photographer). Together with taking part in various photographic contests, every year I continue my training by attending new training courses in various aspects of photography. In this was I encounter the desire to always improve, to compare and to test myself. I'm based in Piedmonte but work throughout Italy and in foreign locations [Cuneo Wedding Photographer]

I have always photographed. At the very beginning, I studied architecture, my obsession was to take perfect photographs. My problem was always the people who “soiled” the places, squares, and buildings that I photographed during my travels or exits. But then something changed. A bit like in "Ciàula discovers the Moon", the novel by Pirandello in which the miner boy once remains ecstatic by the beauty of the Moon despite having always had it in front his eyes but never really looked at, I fell in love with people. I studied photojournalism and learned how to tell the beauty of reality and people even in their imperfection, which is an essential part of the uniqueness and soul of everything. Over the years I then specialized in wedding photojournalism and family portraits. Basically, reportage photography consists of telling an event, a situation, a story. This approach applied by an important event such as a marriage or even a simple family moment is much more alive and personal, truer. Henri Cartier-Bresson, one of the forefathers of photojournalism, once said that to photograph is to place the mind, the eyes and the heart on the same target line. I have always tried to make this sentence my own because if you manage to converge in a single photo, in addition to what you see the energy of a moment, the intensity of an emotion, the perception of an atmosphere, well, that's amazing! [Turin Wedding Photographer]

I was born in 1970 in a lovely place close to Lake Como and Lake Maggiore, beautiful lakes of Northern Italy. Since I was a little boy I have been fascinated by “photography” and it is now twenty years that I have been working in this field. In the last fifteen years I have been working as a photographer, especially for weddings. In 2012, in Milan, I set up “WeddingStudio” together with other colleagues. I take photos of wedding days giving a “ photo journalistic” cut to my pictures. That is why I define myself as a “modern storyteller”. Telling stories and touching people through my pictures: that is what I love to do. That is my job and my passion. And when there is passion in what you do, you see the difference! I like thinking and telling about your wedding in a different way: the newlyweds have to live and enjoy every moment of that day and share every moment with their loved ones. That is why I like to become “invisible” and catch details, shades, glances, moods and going on gestures. My job is a wonderful job and every time that one of my pictures can stir up emotions or recollections in people looking at it I think that considering it as “wonderful” is still not enough... [Milan Wedding Photographer]