Hello to everyone, I'm happy to be here. This is my story:
omitting a further passion of familiar origin inherited by my father, my interest in the photography was born in the mid '60s, with the first film taken using an Agfa Silette I had as a gift.
The true turning point, was in the 1980 when, through the sacrifice of my sweaty savings, finally I bought my first "serious reflex": a Pentax ME Super.
With the time my equipment increasing with new lenses and camera changing too, but always keeping in me the faithful for this Japanese brand.
At the end of the '90s, the glorious ME Super did get out of order definitively, leaving me with others and newer weird contraption.
Today I'm using a digital reflex, the Pentax K-x, but also I'm keeping with care two classical Pentax models: the MZ-5n and the MZ-10.
The photographic theme I prefer is the reportage of travel, but I don't reject any chance to do some good photos.
There was a period in which I was attracted by the "still life" (the photograph, sometimes built, of lifeless objects), but the travelling shootings remain my favourite themes and by the journeys I'm still getting my best experiences, either for the photographic point of view or as personal enrichment.
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