Riccardo Sbardella

It all started in that day of more than 20 years ago, when his father left him to look, for the first time, through the viewfinder of his Yashica Mat 124G. From then on, He realized that the only way He wanted to look at the world is through the grid on that piece of glass. All the various jobs He found himself doing it, always lead to a new lens, a new course and especially a new journey. From the desert of Egypt, the Balearic Islands, taking portraits for an Italian photo agency, right in the middle of the Amazon jungle to capture sunsets and breathtaking scenery for a freelance project, his Nikon D90 accompanies him everywhere. The meeting with a couple newlywed in a wild paradise of Brazil will mark his first official step in the world of professional photography.
"The first 10,000 photographs are the worst," said Henri Cartier Bresson, therefore, He continues to push the envelope a little 'more in there trying to learn from anything surrounds him. Those unique moments, in which the feeling of having captured a moment of infinity makes you shake your heart, repay every effort and every sacrifice.