Davide Giannetti Photography

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Davide Giannetti Photography

Davide Giannetti is an Italian outdoor photographer.

In his research for the perfect shot, he is devoted to highlighting the importance of the undertaken path, trying to communicate the authentic sense of the journey and the fascinating relationship between humans and nature through his photographs.

30/12/2024

Working on this spot for has been amazing.
It’s always inspiring to connect with such talented individuals from different fields.
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Camera: Canon R5
Lenses: Canon 135mm f2; Sigma Art 50mm f1.4
FPV drone: 5” selfbuilt

05/11/2024

Some of my shots for , sponsor for the Unique Aurora Shot project by an incredible human being and artist: .
Thanks to .studios production for putting all this together, especially to my brother 🖤
And a huge thanks to … seeing you in action, ice climbing for hours, night and day, no matter what conditions we had was just inspiring.

16/02/2024

A dicembre ho avuto l'opportunità di visitare St Andrew's Bay per la seconda volta nella mia vita. Questa volta non siamo putiti scendere(a causa dell'influenza aviaria), quindi abbiamo dovuto esplorarla via mare.
Onestamente è stato fantastico avere la possibilità di vedere l'intera colonia, navigare lungo la spiaggia, ottenendo così tanti punti di vista e background diversi.
Centinaia di migliaia di king penguins, skua, elefanti marini ma anche ghiacciai e montagne…quel posto è semplicemente incredibile.

12/02/2024

Era un po' che non pubblicavo qualcosa qui...
E quindi ecco qui un bel gruppo di Chinstrap Penguins che si lasciano trasportare da questo Iceberg gigantesco al riparo dalle foche leopardo che abitano le acque di Elephant Island.

09/04/2023

Happy Easter folks!!
My Fine Art Print Collection is finally here ;)
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05/04/2023

The albatross: probably the most romantic animal I’ve ever met.
They mate for life and this means that mated pairs practically never separate until one dies.
These spectacular animals manage to exceed 70 years of age... making this long-term bond something unique.
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Something more ion the first comment ;)

30/03/2023

Did you know that Puffins can flap their wings up to 400 times a minute and speed through the air at up to 88km an hour?
These little beauties really have superpowers!
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This series named “400 times” will be available in my Fine Art Prints collection.
Stay Tuned 😎
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20/03/2023

There is so much life making its way through the Arctic ice in Lofoten that it sometimes seems as if hundreds of ice eggs are about to hatch all at once.
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17/03/2023

I've been living in symbiosis with photography for 14 years now and it's thanks to shows like this that I forget the disappointments and setbacks that my path has put in front of me.
A friend of mine told me a legend: they say you should never tell a secret in front of a crow, or it will tell Odin.
I don't know why but this story came back to me that night... I guess the intensity of some things make our thoughts unpredictable.
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Link to my Lofoten Collection in the first comment.
Soon all these images will be available as Fine Art Prints 📸
Stay tuned 🤟🏻

07/03/2023

"The Rocks of the Gods" 💚🇳🇴
While scouting that afternoon at Skagsanden Beach I had chosen a totally different foreground to shoot the aurora.
But I hadn't calculated one thing...the tide.
As soon as the show begins, we jump into the car and rush to the beach: however, the sea has retreated by at least twenty metres, revealing these 3 large rocks.
I look at them, but that's a game "to be played in the dark" and it's really complex to compose an image without having first reasoned with the light of the sun.
So I decided not to bet and enjoy the aurora borealis by shooting the compositions I had previously imagined...but with one eye I’m always looking at those rocks with such magnetic shapes.
An hour passes, and by now I'm enjoying the show walking on the beach with the tripod on my shoulder, when solar activity has a sudden surge: in a moment I'm already among those rocks.
It's a paradise of vertical shapes meeting the Northern Lights and I know right away that I'm taking the best photograph of that evening.
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28/02/2023

That morning in Brown Bluff I set foot on the seventh continent for the first time in my life: the beach was strewn with icebergs and Gentoo and Adelie penguins made their way awkwardly through the ice.
It is not uncommon to see penguins of different species sharing the same territory.
I had to wait a bit but finally I managed to get a representative for both species right in front of this beautiful blue texture.

26/02/2023

While I am starting to edit all my shots from the last week in Norway (which I will release soon), my mind goes all the way back to one month ago down in Antarctica.
The Blue-eyed S**g is found on the western side of the Antarctic Peninsula, the Scotia Arc, South Georgia and the western coast of South America.
They are the only members of the Cormorants to venture down into the Antarctic proper, with colonies found as far as 68 degrees south.
They are unique among Antarctic and sub-antarctic birds in that they will maintain a nest year-round where the sea is open and they actively avoid pack ice.
Just another incredible creature that you can find down there.
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Link to my Antarctica Collection in the first comment

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