The presentation of the exhibition and the book *DOM*, with Stefano Mirabella

A discussion focused on publishing and photojournalism, during which authors Valeria Tofanelli and Stefano Mirabella discussed the “DOM” publishing project. The cultural event took place at Daylight, a photography school in Rome, offering students and enthusiasts a direct opportunity to explore the language of photography and the process of creating a book.

The Photographic Eye: Geometry, Cinema, and Collective Memory

A shot is never entirely our own; it is part of a collective visual memory. From Luigi Ghirri’s symmetry to the icy atmospheres of *Fargo*, inspired by Alec Soth, we explore how the great masters of photography dictate the visual rules of cinema. An analysis of visual education to learn how to look at the world—and not just frame it.

The 35mm Dictatorship: Why You Should (Maybe) Choose It Over the 50mm for Urban Photography

The 50mm is a true classic, but if you want your urban reportage to pulsate with the raw, in-your-face energy of a Rolling Stones song, the 35mm is the ultimate lens. Discover why a wide-angle lens forces you to “step into” the action and how the great masters use it to capture the street. An unfiltered technical guide by Daylight School, a photography school in Rome.

Let's discover mirrorless cameras together!

Mirrorless cameras represent a turning point in contemporary photography. These compact and versatile devices have revolutionized the process of capturing and sharing images. In this article, we will explore the history, popularity, and quality of mirrorless cameras, focusing on SEO optimization to improve visibility on Google. History of Mirrorless Cameras The origins of...