1800: Autumn evening II Photograph

Born in Torino, Italy, in 1980. I like photography. Member of Immagine&Poesia Movement: http://www.immaginepoesia.org I began taking pictures with an Olympus OM1 given to me several years ago by my father. I continue to photograph in my free time with both digital and film cameras. I think nowadays photography has got a central role in a world increasingly standardized, often too far from the essence of every human person and of his creativity. Photography can enforce us in observing ourself and the world around us. How many of us still send a postcard as a souvenir of a trip? Even a traditional postcard can be a work of art if it is able to make us stop a moment, observe and feel an emotion that goes beyond a fast glance to a smartphone. Photography can be defined as "Truth be known from another angle" (Aeronwy Thomas poem "THE OBJECT"). I completely agree with New Yorker artist Adel Gorgy: "There are two aspects for photography. The first is your ability to make what you see visible for others to share with you. The second, even more December Which is important, Is that it makes us atto see more, and to experience what we see in more than just the ordinary way " (Adel Gorgy http://www.adelgorgy.com ).