Wedding photographers in Turin

—The secret we all want to reveal – who is the best wedding photographer in Turin?

—Many colleagues are very very good, but I think that choosing "the best" is very much up to personal taste and preferences...and yes it's a diplomatic answer! :-)

—What should future newlyweds pay attention to when looking for a wedding photographer?

—First and foremost, they should look for someone they somehow really feel a connection with, even just by looking at his or her works!

—How did you start working in the wedding photography field?

—I started a few years ago thanks to a friend, who helped me gather the motivation needed for starting from scratches. We were both freshly out of University and we were a bit lost about what to do next...now we've both found out – she's into wedding photography as well right now!

—What are the key elements that make a photo attractive?

—I think there's so many, and a good photo may possess a single one of them, a few, or the whole set: good light, composition, perfect moment, patterns, repetitions, contrast between two opposites, a bit of irony...all of these are the ingredients for a great shot!

—What makes a photo valuable? What are the key features of a great photo?

—I think I've answered this in another question about "the key elements that make a photo attractive"...otherwise, an aesthetically and technically terrible photo can still be valuable to someone for personal reasons.

—Is there anything in your work that you treat as prohibited "tricks"?

—Everything is fine as far as it serves the purpose to deliver a great work. Photoshopping absent people and/or things into photographs almost never counts as a "great work".

—Is there anything in your work that you don't like or even hate?

—Ehrr...when sometimes people think I'm a machine with a camera instead of a human being...but it's a rare occasion, most clients are lovely persons to spend a day with :-)

—Who would you choose to try taking photos with?

—Surely a few of the big names in the Italian and worldwide wedding photography industry – it would be very interesting professionally.

—What is there in your work that brings you joy?

—The enthusiastic reaction of clients when they receive my photos...and above all my personal satisfaction when I get a good one!

—Are there tendencies in wedding photography?

—There are, surely, and they're constantly changing...I try to keep up without letting tendencies alter too much my way of shooting.

—Can you imagine what wedding photography will be like in future?

—I have some ideas about it...but I prefer not to share them just yet! I think techniques will definitely change, and quickly.

—Do you believe in the superstition that a photo replicates the soul of the pictured person?

—Hm...no? There might be more of the photographer's soul than the subject's in a photo, or possibly one half and one half :-)

—When travelling, what do you usually take with you & why?

—The bare minimum, not to be burdened by stuff and worrying about stuff and keeping eyes on stuff during my travelling.

—Do you like travelling?

—It's possibly the single thing in my life that defined who I am the most – yes I absolutely love travelling!

—What's better – when you are liked or are respected?

—When I'm feared! HAHA! Just kidding, liking and respecting should always go together I suppose...right?

—What is success to you? How can one measure it?

—Success is making one's job and private life perfectly work together. It should be measured in happiness.

—What details that usually pass unnoticed can a wedding photographer capture?

—Loads of them: tiny interactions between people, unique perspectives, funny things...

—Do you shoot wedding photos only?

—I also do street photography in my city sometimes, and I take photos when travelling.

—Can you specify whom would you love to shoot?

—Those who would love to be shot by me (hopefully with a camera not a gun).

—What person in your life is your muse & source of inspiration?

—Photography-wise, my friend who's featured in one of the first questions.

—Do you look good in pictures?

—When they're taken by a good photographer I surely do :-)

—Is there anything that worries you? What & why?

—The amount of questions left to answer in this interview.

—When are you totally satisfied with the results of your work?

—When my clients are super happy at the first sight of it!

—Give some advice to a wedding photographer who is a beginner.

—Get a veteran to bring you at a wedding to help him out.

—What are your plans for tomorrow?

—A family meal for my grandmother's 90th birthday! :D

—What makes wedding photography different from other photography genres?

—The importance of your work to single individuals.

—How do you deal with criticism?

—I accept it when I feel it's built on solid basis.

—What moment in your life you treat as the most significant one?

—Five months spent in China, years ago.

—Who is the 21st century symbol to your mind?

—Elon Musk comes to my mind...

—What is absolutely unacceptable when taking photos?

—Not removing the lens cap.

—What cartoon, film or book character would you become if you had a chance?

—AH! Obi-Wan Kenobi! :D

—If you have a chance to shoot a movie, what genre will you choose?

—Science fiction.

—Life is great thanks to:

—Game of Thrones

—Imagine aliens come to our planet. You are the first human they meet. What would you tell them?

—Hey, what's up!