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venerdì 21 febbraio 2014

Shooting: Valeria Forno Photography

Girls do it better. This one has been my first shooting with a girl after such a long time, and I'm really satisfied of these photos! I meet the young Valeria in Turin, to take some gothic, medieval and fantasy shots. Nothing new, you could say, but this was her first medieval shooting and I tried to do all my best to make both of us satisfied. 
And you, what do you think of our shots? ;)

Visit her Fb page here: https://www.facebook.com/ValeriaFornoPhoto

Medieval

Medieval

Medieval

Gothic

Gothic

Butterflies

martedì 24 dicembre 2013

Shooting: Mario Bosio



A special shooting for a special Christmas for you all <3 nbsp="">

All pics by Mario Bosio www.mariobosio.com
I'd like to thank the medieval reenactment group Arduino for the medieval blue dress in velvet. The renaissance inspired dress has been sewed by my own and needs some decorations still ;)


Queen of 9 Days


Medieval Princess


sabato 30 novembre 2013

Shooting: Silvano Cph

Hello folks! Today it's a snowy day in Italy! It's the first snow of 2013 and I hope it will be the last ;) I never liked snow, if you live in a big town it means more traffic, more problems to get out and so on, but if you can admire this natural show at home, sitting at your window with a cup of tea... oh well, that's nice then ;)
Anyway, I'd like to show you some pics taken last month in Turin, at the Valentino park. I met for the first time the emergent photographer Silvano Cph to take some gothic and medieval pics, and our meeting has been great!
The pics are really amazing and I hope you'll love them as I do =)

Legend

Silvano Cph


SilvanoCPh

by SilvanoCPh

lunedì 5 agosto 2013

Shooting: The Lady of Shalott

Hello guys! Last week I went to Milan to take some preraphelites shots with Fanny Photography and Art and I played the role of the Lady of Shallott. Since I simply love how Waterhouse painted her figure, I tried to look very similar to her, wearing my fantasy white dress and a golden headband. We could find the wooden ship but I think the picture is really close to what the painting represents.

The Lady of Shalott

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