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How will you spend your time with Tony?
Doing is by far the best way to learn, and so we will be spending most of our time on-site in Rome making photographs.
What can you
expect...
Out method is simple - Our goal is to help you sharpen your
photographic vision, to teach you how to think, observe, and shoot
like the pros at National Geographic.
What you will
learn...
Our hands-on approach will teach you how to compose eye-catching
photographs, how to use perspective to your advantage, how to get the
best use of light & shadow, how to use color, contrast, and detail
to make captivating images.
Also, you will
learn:
Tips & tricks used by the pros to make impressive photographs.
Understanding your camera and how to get the most out of it.
Sensing the quality and direction of light and how to capture the
magic moment.
Capturing the "Magic Moment" - the best time and best
place to photograph Rome.
Framing and composing different subjects to make photos with
impact.
How to think and shoot like the pros at National Geographic
magazine.
Practicing the art of visual thinking and photography.
Tour in English
About the photographer

Tony Boccaccio is the artist in residence who has lived in Rome for over a decad. He began his career with National Geographic Magazine in 1971, and like most photographers, is a series of interesting contrasts: His lens has captured the frozen landscapes of Iceland and the sweltering jungles of the Amazon.
A world-class photographer, presenter and teacher, Tony has photographed in over 30 countries in as many years with a client list that is straight from the Fortune 500. Fluent in Italian and steeped in Italian culture and history, he is the ultimate combination of photographer, artist, guide and coach.
Boccaccios unique style, his way of seeing the world and capturing it on film is what most impressed us at Geographic. I cant think of a more qualified photographer to teach the art of seeing, particularly as it relates to photography!
~ Jack Fletcher, National Geographic Magazine




