Street Photography Instructors in Rome: Valeria Tofanelli | Daylight School

Valeria Tofanelli, a documentary photographer with the international collective Burn My Eye, teaches street photography and storytelling courses at the Daylight School. Through hands-on sessions and meticulous editing, students learn to work with colors, shadows, and urban geometries to create compelling visual narratives. Discover the educational approach of one of the most dynamic photography schools in Rome.

Perry Hall: The Heart of Street Photography in Rome

A documentary photographer and co-founder of Daylight School, our photography school in Rome. Perry Hall teaches street photography in its rawest form: spontaneous shots, direct flash, and no filters. From the streets to international publications, discover his approach in our workshops in Pigneto.

Landscape Photography and Urban Narrative: The “Lanterna Beach” Project by Mariano Doronzo, instructor of the photojournalism course at Daylight School

An Aesthetic of the Margin There is a precise moment, along the coast of Barletta, when the Mediterranean ceases to be a postcard and becomes a border. It is here that Mariano Doronzo’s gaze turns in his project Lanterna Beach. Don’t expect the reassuring sunsets of tourist-friendly Puglia; here, beauty is hard-won…

Photoshop for Photographers: Essential Guide to Creative Post-Production

Discover how to enhance your photos with Adobe Photoshop and why every photographer should know how to use it. If you are a photographer—professional, amateur, or student—you have surely asked yourself at least once: should I learn how to use Photoshop? The short answer is: yes, if you really want to enhance your shots and take your photography to the next level.