Here you’ll find small essays about THE PROCESS of producing a body of work in photography, photo galleries, experiences and thoughts.
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Mar 12, 2012

I don’t want to state universal truths but I wanna share my personal experience believing that this is not my unique journey but many young photographers can feel the same way today. I’ve been writing already about vanity and ambition, and how much this can be negative for the work you create. Now I wanna start …
Categories: Learning Photography, Notes
Tags: andy warhol, art, conceptual, eli reed, gorilla girls, history, ideas, jenny holzer, protest, society, suzanne opton, vanity
Feb 29, 2012

Giulia Bianchi Photography Studio is looking for collaborators. Available Positions:
Categories: News, Notes, Studio
Tags: assisting, collaborating, studio
Feb 29, 2012

Giulia Bianchi photography studio is the start up company of photographer Giulia Bianchi, and is based between Dusseldorf (DE), Genova (IT) and New York. It has been found in January 2012 to follow more efficiently: Editorial and Corporate Photography (especially portraits and large format photography) New forms of Visual Storytelling (book making and multimedia) Photography Teaching …
Categories: Notes, Studio
Tags: assignment, skills, studio, working
Feb 29, 2012

Who I am I recently made fun of myself in Facebook writing that I studied photojournalism but I am a starving artist. What I really mean is that to understand who I am as photographer is the highest priority for me this year. I still dedicate most of my time to study and to develop …
Categories: Notes, The Digest
Tags: Digest, eggleston, ghirri, narrative, pina, Process, social network, who i am, wim wenders
Feb 27, 2012

I don’t believe in the people that say they’re good in everything and they can do everything for me or they can teach me everything. That’s too much isn’t it? What I’m trying to share and spread in my lessons, it’s an understanding of the Photography Project creation process. Said that, I believe in interdisciplinary …
Categories: Learning Photography, Notes
Tags: Gorey, idea, interdisciplinary, Kathy Ryan, Lina Bertucci, Paolo Pellegrin, Process, project, Tod Papageorge
Feb 24, 2012

Today, I’m sitting at my desk with a bad feeling. I had to write down on my scribble-book the word “Vanity”, capitalized, thick…I watched it for a long time trying to not forget it, like a Tattoo in my eyes. V A N I T Y My subjects have vanity. They wanna look good, they want …
Categories: Notes
Tags: Facebook, famous, kickstarter, publish, social network, success, vanity, women
Feb 23, 2012

Probably because of my technological background (10 years working in software companies), I’m always curious to understand what is happening to the societies that have broad access to Internet, and also I’m trying to understand which will be a possible business model for photography work. The good news: the world is changed! Now everybody has …
Categories: Notes
Tags: business, change, Facebook, internet, magazine, music, social network
Feb 21, 2012

This is a list that I’m collecting and keeping updated about the creative affirmations that will help you, and have helped me, to keep myself in balance during the creation of my work. Allow yourself to make mistakes. Nobody can always be right and perfect and amazing: this is a ridiculous expectation. Read this good …
Categories: Learning Photography, Notes
Tags: Alec Soth, bird by bird, brain, creative, creative affirmations, julia cameron, play, Process, sendak
Feb 21, 2012

This is a list that I’m collecting and keeping updated about the negative beliefs that drawn you while you are creating new work: The goal of art is not about being famous,the reward is in the act of doing the work. There are a lot of false beliefs about being famous: We think that is …
Categories: Learning Photography, Notes
Tags: bird by bird, block, julia cameron, negative beliefs, Process
Jan 26, 2012

25th January 2011, New York From a letter to my partner. My first post, before going deeper in the process of creating a body of work, it’s about the struggle of creating it. When I talk about Photography, I’m talking about creating a visual body of work that is able to express something extremely unique …
Categories: Learning Photography, Notes
Tags: ben gest, creative, creative affirmations, depression, negative beliefs, personal, struggle, style, vision, way
Jan 26, 2012

“Why shall I write? and for who? English is not even my native language… I’m going to make myself ridiculous and to sound presumptuous… I’m sick of the overwhelming bullshit going on in internet, why shall add mine too?” I tried many times to write something for my website about photography, and every time I felt …
Categories: Learning Photography, Notes
Tags: Giulia Bianchi, idea, journey, marathon, personal, photography, Process
Oct 10, 2011

In february 2011 I was attending the ICP full-time program in social documentary photography. I had made already my registrations for the term when somebody mentioned to me a “Large Format Course”. I honestly thought that Large Format was the wrong format for my photography because I used to not interact at all with my …
Categories: Learning Photography, Notes
Tags: bruce gilden, dragon, fear, greg miller, large format, magnum
Oct 03, 2011

I want to comment what Alec Soth wrote in his blog Little Brown Mushroom quoting Errol Morris. Photographs are neither true nor false. (They have no truth-value.) The intentions of the photographer are not recorded in a photographic image. (You can imagine what they are, but it’s pure speculation). About the truth of photographs, I …
Categories: Learning Photography, Notes
Tags: Alec Soth, Rineke Dijkstra, Rinko Kawauchi, Speculation, Truth
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