The Beauty Of The Italian “Boot”: 14 Photos That I Took With A Drone

Since I was a child I have been lucky enough to travel a lot and growing up I realized that all those places, all the faces, cultures, and experiences I had lived, slowly disappeared into my memories. That's why I approached photography, it was the only way to make my memories immortal. And that's what still drives me to travel and photograph.

Over the years I have turned this passion into a job and now I work full time in photography and online content creation.

My advice for all those who are starting this path is to let yourself be guided by instinct. Photography is something incredibly personal, it's our unique way of looking and seeing things.

We just have to learn to put our inner world in our photographs, letting ourselves be inspired and guided by what we notice or what we like without being influenced by others. The result will necessarily be something unique.

The arrival of drones has further changed my way of seeing the world and immortalizing it.

I like being able to see and show others the beauties of our planet, both the natural one and the one created by man, which is why most of my photos are of landscapes and cities.

I believe and hope that my photographs leave in those who look at them a sense of amazement and wonder because it is the same as I feel in taking them.

I always try in my projects to convey in the viewer the same feeling, the same emotion that I felt in the exact moment of the shot.

In recent years, I have been focusing a lot on aerial photography and on my social channels, I publish my adventures and travels in Europe and beyond, but seen from above.

Cities, Parks, Lakes, and Beaches are almost unrecognizable compared to what our eyes show us.