Sono nata e cresciuta a Roma ma vivo a Milano da tantissimi anni.
Ho fatto il liceo Classico al Beccaria a Milano e sono laureata in Scienze delle preparazioni Alimentari.
Per molti anni ho svolto attività di ricerca come biochimica degli alimenti presso il Dipartimento di Scienze Molecolari Agroalimentari presso l'Università degli Studi di Milano.
Attrezzatura fotografica
Canon EOS 5 D Mark II
Canon EOS 500 D
Canon EF 18 55 f 3.5/ 5.6
Canon EF 40 mm f 2.8
Canon EF 50 mm f 1.4
Canon EF 85 mm f 1.8
Treppiede Manfrotto
Flash Canon
Software utilizzati
Adobe Lightroom 5
Adobe Photoshop CS5
Silver Efex Pro 2 Nik Software
Informazioni personali
- Letizia Falini
- Milano, Mi, Italy
- "La fotografia non è pura duplicazione o un cronometro dell'occhio che ferma il mondo fisico, ma è un linguaggio nel quale la differenza fra riproduzione e interpretazione, per quanto sottile, esiste e dà luogo a un'infinità di mondi immaginari". [Luigi Ghirri]
hello letizia, i am sorry i'm unable to address you in your native language. i want to let you know how interesting i found your Anime project. in particular, i was surprised to note how the faces began to resemble those of 20C photographic portraiture as a result of the lighting and angles you imposed. the scarred woman's torso startled me the most, perhaps because it was not a face. i like your Ghirri quote (i wonder if i can find his book in english). i have a favourite quote too. it comes from lisette model: "aim to push aside everything except that which says more". thank you for sharing your work here. (btw Google Translate presented me with some amusing word substitutions: i had to think for a minute about what a "belly shot" might be [i assume "from the gut",i.e.instinctual or reflexive]. i was also curious to see what was under the heading "Bed Photography Books", wherein i suspect "bed " relates to an italian word which would be better represented by "foundational". Oh - i should mention that i am not a photographer. i do some art work where i apply colour to early 20th C potraits and marry them to anachronistic texts - a sort of forced metaphor. i use paints, inks & Photoshop. I often wonder what Lightbox does for you - i mean, i know it's a file organizer, but surely it must do something extra? - dan kershaw / toronto
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