I introduce myself  

I am Giovanni, born and raised in a very small town in the heart of the Alps, named Fraciscio. Surrounded by nature and beautiful mountains, I immediately cultivated a passion for outdoor sports and adventures, which started from behind the house, and then pushed me to travel far away.   

          

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The insatiable hunger for exploration and the curiosity to discover the world have sprouted in me the passion for travel and photography, which merged together have created a real way of thinking and seeing our Mother Earth with very different eyes, respecting and enhancing it with my shots. 

By alternating work with travel, I slowly managed to get the chance to savor what the planet and the thousands of ethnic groups have to offer.

 

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After visiting part of Central Europe with great train crossings, I embarked on the first great journey: Bolivia. A distant country not only geographically but above all for its lifestyle and mentality of people. Here I volunteered for 40 days in very poor villages, lost in the Andes at considerable altitudes, where life is marked by the rhythm of nature.

 

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Months later it was the turn of Morocco, a colorful country built between the Atlantic Ocean and the Sahara desert. The desire to explore the world did not subside, rather it increased over time and getting inspired. 

 

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It is well known that the Northern Lights are a spectacle of the celestial vault, and for a nature photographer it is undoubtedly something special. So I went to the lands of the great north, beyond the Arctic circle, to admire and capture the dance of the green polar lights with my camera.

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travelling in lands so different between them has been very challenging, however always felt more  the need and the desire to undertake something more than a quick photographic adventure, something that makes me grow in all respects, so I took a one-way ticket to the land of the long white cloud: New Zealand. 

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I couldn't choose a place more far away from my home, but after all, the farthest journey I was making was within myself.