About Francesco Munaro

The first approach to photography was in the 90s by attending numerous workshops on technique, history and photographic language and experimenting with traditional techniques in the darkroom. In 2009 I started using infrared photography, especially in surveys of the Veneto territory, finding in this new language that strength, that often dramatic emphasis I had been looking for for some time.
In recent years I have returned to color and recently I am experimenting with the "Pinhole technique”.
In 2018 I obtained the diploma of "Master of reportage photography" at the John Kaverdash Academy of Photography in Milan.
In landscape photography I always try to insert elements that tell how man is changing his territory.
For me, the photographic image is above all a special vehicle of emotions: photographing is placing yourself in front of the world and listening to myself.

Francesco Munaro's Projects on LensCulture