Antonio Biagiotti
Born in 1971 in Porretta Terme, Italy, Antonio Biagiotti is a dedicated photographer based in the scenic Appennino Tosco-Emiliano region. His practice is deeply rooted in traditional methods, favoring large and medium format film cameras which he personally develops and prints in his own darkroom. Driven by a passion for the tactile elements of shutter speed and aperture, Biagiotti’s work is characterized by a meticulous approach to black and white photography, supported by his wife, Sara, who serves as both his primary advocate and his most discerning critic.
Castel di Casio, Italy
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Camera Equipment:
He utilizes a variety of equipment including the Gibellini ACN45, Pentax 67II, and Pentax K1000. His kit is complemented by a wide range of Nikkor, Schneider, and Rodenstock lenses.
Best Achievements, Educational Background, and Exhibitions:
Biagiotti has held several notable exhibitions at the Agora Gallery in New York and Spazio Tetenal in Rome. He also participated in the 2018 Photofairs Shanghai and has received recognition as a Photo of the Day award winner.
(c) Light & Composition University