(AGENPARL) – Rome, november 18th 2020 – The darkness’ deep was interrupted through a flash of bright colors, impetuous life’s chromes although on tiptoes.

Promise of a close heat in the frozen winter.

Ancient nuance cheers up with a new nourishment in the enveloping sunset’s shades.

The darkness gradually succumb, allowing that the obscurity gradually blanding in warm and encouraging/reassuring tones.

The wise light, lights up in a cheers to life.

In times of smartworking and lockdown (in soft version), staying at home does not necessarily have to be experienced as a constraint, a limitation to one’s freedom but to try to reinvent oneself, explore new jobs and work with imagination. Like children who are able to play and have fun with a clothespin (an archaic word in the era of dryers), you can escape with photography having few tools available. Few tools, a camera, an old lens that still does its job, seasonal fruit and a glass of liquid extracted from ancient recipes make you spend an afternoon amidst warm colors and courtly atmospheres. In silence and darkness, adding the beam of light from a torch, you travel on the wings of art, recreating digital images in a few minutes that in the past illustrious artists would have taken months to conceive and create and you find yourself thinking what Caravaggio would have been able to achieve. create in this century what wonderful digital canvases and what new visual languages ??he would have been able to conceive in our place with his light. Used to photographing in much more lively contexts where there is no time to prepare your photographic set, indeed it changes continuously from sky to sea to earth in the same day and where the eye must be able to capture the moment that will never repeat itself, this simple photography exercise was like going back to school and exploring old reminiscences that allow you to create images as warm, calm and serene as the moment of the shot. These moments are therapeutic, they remind you of the beauty of simple things, which you can experience even with less frills and look beyond. Try it

Technical data: Nikon D850, 50mm-f1.4, Iso 100, scatti 2,5 sec f1,4 e 16 sec f16, spot light, processing Lightroom Classic CC 2020

Antonio Morlupi: military photographer, he works at the Public Information and Communication Department of the Defense Staff. He has a degree in Political Science and International Relations. Author of numerous promotional films for the Italian Armed Forces. He has been employed in operational theaters as a photo and video reporter. From 2007 to 2011 he was the head of the photographic laboratory of the Presidency of the Republic. In 2015 he won the third prize in the Sports category at the Orvieto International Photography Festival and in 2017 among the 100 best photographers at the 17th China International Photographic Arts Festival. He has published the photographic book ‘Backstage Corazzieri