From Hamburg to the salons of Rome: the first episode of *Shakermaker* blends Anders Petersen’s raw, humanistic photography with the energy of rock ’n’ roll, in a musical journey dedicated to those who live on the streets, in the night, and amid its contradictions.
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.
Photography Happy Hours in Pigneto with Daylight School. A gathering place in Rome for professionals and enthusiasts: let’s experience photography beyond social media.
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.
What Happens to Our Photos on Social Media? A Reflection on Instagram, Algorithms, and the Fine Line Between the Authenticity of Photography and the Compulsive Search for Virtual Validation.
Technique alone isn't enough to capture the street. Among Rome's photography schools, Daylight School offers a raw, unfiltered documentary approach: a genuine visual exploration that transforms the city into the only true training ground for developing your artistic vision.
There is a Rome that doesn’t appear in the official channels of postcard-perfect beauty, and it is a city with an extraordinary narrative richness. It is the Rome of unexpected contrasts, where a bike path running alongside the exclusive clubs of Collina Fleming becomes the setting for a moment suspended in time, a bubble in which Gregorio…
Looking for a photography school in Rome? Check out Daylight School’s courses: street photography, photojournalism, and visual culture that goes beyond the clichés.
The second part of Purim in London and a reflection on photographic failure. A new episode on our YouTube channel, Daylight School, for the "Notebook" series—random thoughts on photography. Today we’ll watch the second part of our Marco Sconocchia’s coverage of the Purim festival in London, a reflection on photographic failure, and two incredible artists such as…
Teaching photography today is not enough. We need to create a context. A voice. A place—both physical and digital—where photography is a tool for interpreting reality, rather than just a technique to be learned. It is from this need that Daylight School, a photography school in Rome, was born, and this column was also born. I am...
