2nd place
silver star award
Tiago Marques
Tania De Pascalis
italy
title
Val d'Orcia
The 72 hours spent in the valley allowed us to enjoy its essence, admiring how the sun's rays changed the perspective of the landscape. In this project, we worked with ground and field tones like brown and gold.
The dawn and dusk lights permitted us to play with shadows, creating a wider dynamic range scene.
As in a treasure hunt, the goal becomes the interpretation of the message left by its writer, be it a man or the nature. My photographs are also my personal diary, whose language changes and evolves in sync with my life
I was born in 1989 in Lugano, Switzerland. I spent my childhood in Ispra, a town overlooking on Lake Maggiore, where my family had just moved for work. I graduated as a Geometra, which is an architectural degree. Successively, I have graduated with a degree in art direction and graphic design at N.A.B.A. in Milan.
My total involvement in the world of photography began during my studies at university. I had started traveling more often to Portugal because of the health of my grandfather who, in the meantime, introduced me to the world of professional photography.
In 2013, after his death, I inherited his photography studio. This difficult period of my life further stimulated me to focus on what I liked. Through the influence of my grandfather and my father, their passion stimulated me to focus on what marveled me, architectural photography. I had the opportunity to develop quickly my artistic vision. To improve my skills I also took inspiration from many great artists who excelled in the fields of landscape, documentary and architecture photography.
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entry description
On June 24th, we returned to visit Val d'Orcia, to photograph the different fields' texture, some still golden and others already worked. This time, we took advantage of the aerial view, discovering magnificent drawings created by the farmers.The 72 hours spent in the valley allowed us to enjoy its essence, admiring how the sun's rays changed the perspective of the landscape. In this project, we worked with ground and field tones like brown and gold.
The dawn and dusk lights permitted us to play with shadows, creating a wider dynamic range scene.
about the photographer
Photography is an extension of my sight, with which I collect the elements of my surroundings.As in a treasure hunt, the goal becomes the interpretation of the message left by its writer, be it a man or the nature. My photographs are also my personal diary, whose language changes and evolves in sync with my life
I was born in 1989 in Lugano, Switzerland. I spent my childhood in Ispra, a town overlooking on Lake Maggiore, where my family had just moved for work. I graduated as a Geometra, which is an architectural degree. Successively, I have graduated with a degree in art direction and graphic design at N.A.B.A. in Milan.
My total involvement in the world of photography began during my studies at university. I had started traveling more often to Portugal because of the health of my grandfather who, in the meantime, introduced me to the world of professional photography.
In 2013, after his death, I inherited his photography studio. This difficult period of my life further stimulated me to focus on what I liked. Through the influence of my grandfather and my father, their passion stimulated me to focus on what marveled me, architectural photography. I had the opportunity to develop quickly my artistic vision. To improve my skills I also took inspiration from many great artists who excelled in the fields of landscape, documentary and architecture photography.
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