Interview with Tomaso Cariboni
June 20, 2012 by Manfrotto
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Should I Like My Ex Boyfriends Picture On Facebook Ciao Tomaso, let’s start from the beginning. Tell us a little about you, and what you do now? Everything starts with a huge ball of compressed stuff that, abruptly, explodes into galaxies. Then comes the dinosaurs, the clubs and the bible and everything gets messy again. Within [...]
An interview with Tim Flach
April 19, 2012 by Manfrotto
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The astonishing hor Cheap generic levitra online ses that appear in the Manfrotto SYMPLA campaign, just out in these days, is the result of a very complex project. The shot was taken in Camargue by the British photographer Tim Flach. As he is the author of one of the nicest campaigns Manfrotto has ever [...]
What would you ask to Drew Gardner?
March 22, 2012 by Manfrotto
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We have the answers of Drew Gardner to the questions contest on Facebook! Here his replies: Justis Sausageroll Saayman: Would you rather compose a shot after or try and do the shoot in one shot? eg. you have the cops outside the elevator in one of your photos. Would you shoot that with a plethora of [...]
Urbanautica: interview by Dawn Roe with Jason Reed
March 16, 2012 by Manfrotto
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This new issue of Urbanautica for Manfrotto School of Xcellence is taken from the special interview by Dawn Roe with Jason Reed. Jason Reed holds a BA in Geography from the University of Texas-Austin and an MFA in Photography from Illinois State University. He is currently an Assistant Professor of Photography at Texas State University and [...]
Urbanautica: a special interview with Dutch documentary photographer Raimond Wouda
September 7, 2011 by Manfrotto
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The words and images proposed this week by Urbanautica for Manfrotto School of Xcellence, are taken from the special interview with Dutch documentary photographer Raimond Wouda, on his series ‘School’. «Well my previous studio was in front of a secondary school, so every time I got into my studio I was seeing the fascinating world [...]
Interview with Massimo Siragusa from Bassano Fotografia 2011
August 30, 2011 by Manfrotto
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Ciao Massimo e grazie per aver accettato di partecipare a questa intervista! Prima di tutto, potresti spiegarci come hai iniziato la tua carriera? / Thanks Massimo for your presence here in Bassano Fotografia 2011. First of all, could you explain your beginnings as a photographer? E’ stata « colpa » di Ferdinando Scianna, se oggi sono un [...]
Interview with Marc De Tollenaere
August 25, 2011 by Manfrotto
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Today we have with us Marc De Tollenaere, a famous Belgian photographer specialized in Travel Reportages. Hello Mark, and thank you for your presence. Let’s start.. In your life you must have travelled a lot, how is your coming home? Do you find it stimulating like many other country you visited? Well…one of the things [...]
Interview with Bill Frakes
August 4, 2011 by Manfrotto
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Bill Frakes is an award-winning photographer who has traveled to more than 130 countries to capture some of the most exciting moments from the Olympics to covering a six-man football team in the fields of Nebraska. As a staff photographer for Sports Illustrated, many of his images have captured the rough and beautiful essence of [...]
Interview with Scott Highton
July 13, 2011 by Manfrotto
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Today, we are pleased to have with us one of the original pioneers of virtual reality photography Scott Highton. Welcome, Scott, and thanks for agreeing to be interviewed. We hope this interview will satisfy the queries of your admirers and fans, as well as people new to your work. First of all, how did you first [...]
Urbanautica: A special interview with photographer and writer Colin Pantall
July 7, 2011 by Manfrotto
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The words and images proposed by Urbanautica for Manfrotto School of Xcellence, are taken from the special interview with photographer and writer Colin Pantall. «Work should have a non-tangible, subjective element that goes beyond being seen towards being felt; something that is not passive, two-dimensional and semiotically limited. To do this is to get [...]

