All posts tagged: Cremona

My old hometown

Architecture / Street photography

‘What do you think?’, I asked. We had been for more then five minutes in the old piazza and she had not said a word. We had got here at the right time. The sun setting. The marble facade of the Cathedral turning to a light pink/brown tint. We walk a bit in the square. She took a deep breath and said: “It is nice to be back.” One photo a day

Il fiume Po

Landscapes

  In December I went back for few days to my hometown, Cremona. The weather was crisp and chilly. One afternoon, a friend asked me whether I wanted to go to the river Po and take some photos. The air was clear, the colours intense, the river was very dry and run slowly along its course. I liked the contrasts between the shadow and light areas of these photos and edited them all into black […]

The art of lithography

Landscapes

Lithography (from Greek lithos, “stone” + graphein, “to write”) is a method of printing originally based on the fundamental antipathy of oil and water. I took the photos at Mauriartegrafica a company in Cremona (Italy). You can find the gallery here.

Branches in b&w

Diary / Street photography

Branches b&w, a set on Flickr. Was in Cremona (Italy) over new year. Was back in winter after a long time. Since I have been living in Southeast Asia for the last 10 years I felt I was not used to the shapes and lines that barren trees draw on a winter sky. Was nice to be back during winter again.

Articolo su Cremona Oggi – Cremona dall’estero

My work

http://www.cremonaoggi.it/?p=18206#more Una bellissima storia, raccontata con umiltà e con passione. Una vita in viaggio tra paesi e culture. Nepal, Cambogia, Vietnam, Filippine. Una famiglia che, in casa, parla tre lingue. Tutto nel lungo e affascinante racconto di Arnaldo Pellini, 44 anni, cremonese che abita a Dumaguete e lavora nell’ambito della cooperazione e dello sviluppo. «Non tornerei a vivere a Cremona, ma voglio che le mie figlie conoscano la mia città e provino che cosa significhi […]