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SerzottPhotodesign arises to fix the emotions and sensations that surround us every day in a simple photogram.

An innate passion for photographic art, complemented with technical studies and post-production, that challenges me with every single picture I take. Portraits (posed or not), events (from music and cinema festivals in Milan to cultural events both private and public), street photography and landscape photography (urban architecture and travel documentary) fill up my portfolio, a constantly update

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SerzottPhotodesign nasce per fermare in una semplice immagine le emozioni e le sensazioni che ci circondano ogni giorno. Una passione innata per l’immagine fotografica, implementata dallo studio di tecnica e post produzione, che mi spinge a mettermi in gioco ad ogni scatto. Ritratti (di posa e non), eventi (dai diversi festival di musica e cinema milanesi ad eventi culturali privati e pubblici), street photography (architetture) e paesaggi (fotografie documentarie di viaggio) riempiono il mio portfolio, un diario di viaggio in costante aggiornamento. ESP
SerzottPhotodesign surge para grabar en una simple imágen las emociones y las sensaciones que nos rodean cada día. Una pasión innata por la imágen fotográfica, complementada con el estudio de la técnica y la postproducción, que me incita a ponerme en juego en cada foto. Retratos (en pose o no), eventos (desde los distintos festivales de música y cine en Milán hasta acontecimientos culturales privados y públicos), street photography y paisajes (arquitectura ciudadana y documentación de viajes) constituyen mi portfolio, un diario de viaje en constante actualización.

I know this comes after I already started with the area, but welcome to la Republica de La Boca, and a little spots I lo...
03/02/2021

I know this comes after I already started with the area, but welcome to la Republica de La Boca, and a little spots I loved and want to share with you.

República de La Boca was the name of several civil cultural and recreational associations that historically were based in the La Boca neighborhood, Buenos Aires. They were known as micronations with a social and entertainment purpose. Like any "nation", their members ("citizens") used bombastic titles and received fictitious "honors". They had a "government" that emulated that of a real state.They were known as micronations for social and entertainment purposes.

Located in La boca, the Caminito (little path, in Spanish) is a street museum of colourful painted houses typical of the...
02/02/2021

Located in La boca, the Caminito (little path, in Spanish) is a street museum of colourful painted houses typical of the immigrant dwellings that came to chracterise this portside area towards the end of the 19th and start of the 20th century.

Today, there are several works by Argentine artists incorporated as part of the street museum and the Caminito has become a favourite with visitors to the city. Several restaurants offer tango and folk dance shows and street fills with artists offering original crafts and paintings.

As you walk down Pasaje San Lorenzo in the San Telmo district of Buenos Aires, keep an eye out for house number 380. It’...
30/01/2021

As you walk down Pasaje San Lorenzo in the San Telmo district of Buenos Aires, keep an eye out for house number 380.
It’s a charming sight, but such a sliver of a building that you could easily miss it. The tiny home, known as La Casa Mínima, is the narrowest in the Argentine capital. According to local legend, it was once owned by a freed slave.
At its widest point, La Casa Mínima measures just 8.2 feet (2.5 meters) across. In terms of depth, the house extends a comparatively generous 42 feet (13 meters) from front to rear. Still, it remains a notably narrow slice of Argentine architecture.

From the large foyer, accessible by a staircase to the foyer of silver as well as the Golden Hall and the Hall of Busto...
29/01/2021


From the large foyer, accessible by a staircase to the foyer of silver as well as the Golden Hall and the Hall of Bustos. The last section of the staircase, plant semicircular, gives access to the gallery that leads to both sides at the stairs leading to the first floor. In the first break, the visitor is confronted with two magnificent stained glass windows with allegorical subjects that serve as heads to the Golden Hall.

The auditorium is horseshoe-shaped, has 2,487 seats (slightly more than the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, London)...
28/01/2021


The auditorium is horseshoe-shaped, has 2,487 seats (slightly more than the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, London), standing room for 1,000 and a stage which is 20 m wide, 15 m high and 20 m deep.The low-rise building has 6 floors above ground and 3 below ground, 7 elevators with a facade of applied masonry. It has a large central chandelier with 700 light bulbs. The original architect was the Italian Francesco Tamburini; after his death it was completed by the Belgian architect Julio Dormal.

The Colon Theater of Buenos Aires is one of the most important opera houses of the world. Its rich and prestigious trac...
27/01/2021

The Colon Theater of Buenos Aires is one of the most important opera houses of the world. Its rich and prestigious track record and the exceptional acoustic and architectural features of its building place it at the level of theaters such as La Scala in Milan, the Paris Opera, the Vienna State Opera, London's Covent Garden and the Metropolitan NY.

La Esquina, the corner. It was painted in 2018 by a group named Acople Mural Los Pibes de San Telmo. Pibe is a common wo...
24/01/2021

La Esquina, the corner. It was painted in 2018 by a group named Acople Mural
Los Pibes de San Telmo. Pibe is a common word in Argentina, meaning "guy/lad".

It's been made to request the construction of a new school in the ex Patronato de la Infancia: "between 2015 and 2018 the number of open seats in the neighbourhood was cut of 271 vacancies, making the kids travel further in the city to go to school.

Las casonas de San Telmo, traditional flooring in historic houses, as original as they could be.
23/01/2021

Las casonas de San Telmo, traditional flooring in historic houses, as original as they could be.

“Bar Sur… this little great night temple where we can hold our dearest, most characteristic of our porteño condition rit...
21/01/2021

“Bar Sur… this little great night temple where we can hold our dearest, most characteristic of our porteño condition rituals"

Marco Denevi

Since the 80's it's been a commercial and cultural walk with souvenir shops, handcrafts, wine, antiques, leather, design...
20/01/2021

Since the 80's it's been a commercial and cultural walk with souvenir shops, handcrafts, wine, antiques, leather, designer clothes and shoes, an art gallery, bars and even a flea market coexist! Historic and emblematic enclave of the old neighbour of San Telmo, Buenos Aires.

Following yesterday's one.. this traditional family mansion built in the 1870s was the home of the Ezeiza family, one of...
19/01/2021

Following yesterday's one.. this traditional family mansion built in the 1870s was the home of the Ezeiza family, one of the most distinguished families in the city. The rooms converge on a central gallery and the ground floor has three patios.
The building housed a school for the deaf for several years and in 1981 was transformed into a quirky shopping centre with units offering antiques, paintings, souvenirs and other items. 

It's been a while I don't update my feed, so I am gonna bring back some memories of two years ago in Buenos Aires..un po...
18/01/2021

It's been a while I don't update my feed, so I am gonna bring back some memories of two years ago in Buenos Aires..un poco de cambalache!

Pasaje de la Defensa (Casa Ezeiza) - 1876

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