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Captured under the challenging, humid conditions of a winter night on the shores of Puglia, this image showcases the photographer's creative experimentation with vintage optics. By utilizing an M42 Super Fish-Eye-Takumar 17mm lens on a full-frame Canon body, the photographer successfully navigated the heavy coastal mist to produce a striking night composition. The resulting photograph is award-worthy for its technical mastery over difficult atmospheric conditions and the unique, ethereal aesthetic achieved through the use of specialized vintage glass, which transforms a familiar shoreline into a compelling nocturnal landscape.
Born in Milan in 1974, Daniele Leone is an Apulian photographer whose artistic journey began during childhood travels across Italy. Influenced by his uncle, a technical designer and traveler, Leone developed a profound interest in the intersection of architecture and photography. Now based in Lecce, he continues to refine his craft, often experimenting with vintage lenses to capture the unique landscapes and cultural essence of his adopted home.
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