Analogue Photographs

Camera(s): Minolta x-700; Canon AE-1

Digital Photographs

Camera: Fujifilm XT-3

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Disclaimer on commissions:

Every commission is important, and to better understand what you are looking for in we can hop in chat, or in a call, to discuss the commission in its details.
This way you can get the best possible result out of your commission!

Commission examples

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Custom Photoshoot

What will you get?

We get the vibe here ;)
You want your photos to have a modern analogue feel? You came to the right place!The experience consists in moving between two or more locations of your choosing, depending on the theme and style of the photos wanted by you, trying out different poses, while we chat to make you as comfortable as possible!At the end of the day you will have a selection of the best shots! Without compromising on quality only the best of the best is selected.And if you're feeling confident, you can also request your Photoshoot to be shot directly on film!

Sample photographs :)

You will get to choose the location and theme of the Photoshoot, or if you don't have any ideas, I will handle everything for you :)With the pro package you will also get a physical hardcover copy of a custom book of the whole experience!
Such books make great statement pieces in any living space and are perfect to remember a great day!

Enough with the talking.I'll let my clients tell you how the experience is :)

"I have known Canederli for a while; I had the opportunity to commission him for the first time and I must say that besides being in great company during the shooting, he is a 100% professional person. I absolutely recommend"

"It was a really wonderful experience. Very professional photographer.
We toured the park together where we took pictures to look for the best spots, and I was put at ease throughout the booked session. All the ideas I had in mind were realized on request and the photographer himself was ready to provide interesting ideas for unique shots! I highly recommend this service. The results turned out to be truly magnificent!"

"I had a good time, I like that he makes you pose and explains the position to hold, unfortunately due to the heat I didn't last long in fullsuit, but that short time was very pleasant"

All the above offers have no time limits! :)

All the above offers are limited to 30 minutes each to accomodate everyone :)

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Art portfolio

for how long will you haunt me? is a piece born from the artist's grief towards the abrupt end of their first love interest.The piece is baked with symbolism aimed at expressing the emotions and sensations that the author felt during the period of grieving, starting with the background.
A muddy grey-black forms the scene, while in the foreground vegetal and floreal patterns can be observed. This is a non-space. It is simultaneously every and no place at all; it emphasizes that the suffering is not limited to one space, but rather it is a perpetual feeling of emptiness and despair that follows the individual wherever it goes, taking over every chance it gets.The character in the middle is the artist themselves, crying upside down tears, to symbolize the grief for a person who has not yet passed.
The figure appears see-trough, not fully present, as the loss took a toll on it's identity and structure.A hand is present on the shoulder, and is attributed to the past Lover. It is a subtraction from the artist's soul, as if a crucial piece of the author was stolen, taken away, by the same hand that once gave comfort and joy.
It still gently clings to him, seemingly not wanting to let go, to symbolize the contrasting feelings of nostalgia and pain felt.

This work depicts the author dressed up as a Formula One driver. The canvas is saturated with detail and realism regarding the historical accuracy and storylines:
the first detail that comes up is the driver, that sports a suit that is not modern, in fact, it goes back to the late 1990's.
The car behind is non other than a Ferrari, specifically from the late 2000's, giving us an idea of who the artist is really depicting in the figure.
Other details give us more hints, such as the background, that is recognized as the paddocks from the Monza circuit, the helmet and the ads on it and the driver.
Though not certain, art critics believe that the real subject is the former Pilot Michael Schumacher, given the above details.
The drawing is layered not with digital noise, but with film grain that, with the sunset, helps to set a nostalgic aura around the piece, like the end of an era, in which looking back aches the heart, but gifts a smile.

This piece came after a period of rapid changes in the artist's life, it reflects the doubts coming from a new beginning in a different place. It is crucial to point out that the thoughts and expressions depicted aren't frightening the subject, in fact he remains calm, gently tilting the head back, and observing the sky.

This drawing is aimed at representing the emptiness that comes with first starting in the fandom. It shows the emotions and the struggle to make and maintain friends within the community, to be accepted as a part of it.

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