
May 13, 2020 /
Creative Photographer in Tuscany during the Lockdown
Just a few thoughts and some photos about the days of the last months.
Hope you enjoy it!
Creative Photographer in Tuscany during the Lockdown
If you got here, it’s very likely that you have already read my bio, so, you already know that I am a tireless and indomitable dreamer! And you also know that I’m deeply in love with life, nature, dogs, and loud music.
These long Lockdown days passed very slowly with a positive spirit, always looking for inspiration, motivation, and creativity of course. Trying to stay always super motivated!
From many points of view, I experienced them as a great and unrepeatable opportunity.
I spent my time looking for myself. Alone at home with my little dog, I had the opportunity to read a lot, study, stroll through the archives of photos from the last two seasons to bring out the best, juggle me in the kitchen, like many of you and … take a few kgs.
I chose to take photos almost every day. Each time different subjects. Every time a small challenge.
Partly to keep the eye and finger trained, partly because that’s exactly what I love to do.
I spent days working on my site, alternating fleeting walks with my dog, studying great authors, and, again, short and timid walks, during which, I got angry about the huge lack of respect of men towards our planet earth that was going along great even without us!
Fortunately, I had the chance to enjoy loads of nice sunsets from the window.
I rediscovered the desire to try to take care of some seedlings, creating my little green corner in the house.
Everything arrived on the eve of what would have been a season full of great goals, great satisfaction, and, I am extremely convinced, also of great emotions!
Pablo Neruda closed his poem ‘Lazybones‘ with these beautiful words: “I have no wish to change my planet”.
Here it is.
The Earth is a wonderful place populated by equally wonderful people and, after all, I think I chose this job because meeting people from all over the world is simply…beautiful.
And…I never stop thinking about how lucky I am!!!
all the photos were taken by the Wedding Photographer Lorenzo Patoia
“VOLA SOLO CHI OSA FARLO”
Luis Sepulveda