Julia Carbonaro Photographer

08/06/2020

08.06.2020

05/06/2020

For today's selection here are 3 solo portraits taken from different perspectives.

To be included in my lockdown project please don't hesitate to contact me.

04/06/2020

Three more doorstep portraits to show the new routine people adapted to during lockdown and isolation.
Thanks to Amber Bach, Lucia D'Aprea, Florinda D'Aprea and Moore for taking part in the project.

02/06/2020

Today's pictures show the other side of my lockdown project, these three well known restaurants are some of the most affected by the coronavirus crisis.
Carluccio's has indeed been sold and only 30 out of its 71 sites have been kept open, leaving more than a thousand furloughed workers without a job. Unfortunately The Casual Dining Group (which owns both Bella Italia and Cafe Rouge) is currently undergoing a similar situation and after going into administration it's now in talk with possible buyers to sell the whole group.

30/05/2020

Some more pictures about families in lockdown.
Thanks to Madalina and Sylvia for helping me with the project, if you would like to be included in the series and have some pictures taken please don't hesitate to contact me.

29/05/2020

The ones from today are portraits of artists that supported the community and the NHS by producing pieces of art dedicated to them, a huge thank you to Andy Dice Davies (organiser of the Cheltenham Paint Festival) and to Amy Freeman, who realised the NHS Blanket to show her support to the key workers and to raise awareness for neurodivergent people.

28/05/2020

Some more pictures taken yesterday, thanks to Laurie Wright, who is raising money to support the NHS with his music, and to Galina Grigorjeva, who shared her experience about the lockdown.
The murales are realised by JOHN D'OH and you can see them at Pittville Skatepark.

25/05/2020

Here are some pictures from my new series about how the coronavirus crisis affected Cheltenham and its inhabitants and most importantly about each one of them managed to face it.
Thanks for the help to Cheltenham Welcomes Refugees Marta Perlińska Ignazio Giunta and scarfe which you can see in these pictures, but also to everybody else that helped with this ongoing project.

If you would like to be included as well please send me a message.

24/05/2020

New project about the lockdown coming soon 📸

Photojournalist Julia Carbonaro Photographer has been documenting members of the St Paul's community under social distancing.
Pictured here is Cynneth Bonanos, local resident who supports local businesses with digital marketing through Penny Red Media, and is vlogging his adventures in vegetable growing at Urban Acres.

28/03/2020

Visit www.messycurlsontheroad.com for travel tips and ideas, all the pictures and articles are by me 🙏🏻

08/03/2020

Hi everyone, lately I haven't been really active on here but there is a reason for that.

I have been working on something that is really important to me, which is my own travel blog, that I finally feel ready to share with all of you. I created it from nothing, I designed it, took the pictures, wrote the articles and this is why I ask you to forgive me in case you find bugs or mistakes here and there.

Here is the link to the page where you will find all the articles and travel tips I wrote so far: https://messycurlsontheroad.com/articles/
Please give me advice on how to improve it and if you are interested subscribe in the newsletter to receive emails when I publish a new article.

Thank you and enjoy!

15/11/2019

Some more pictures from Rissani Market, Morocco