Imaging in Italy - Personal Photo Tours of Rome, Italy

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"Our intention is to personally coach our clients, and show them that they can learn how to make great photographs, improve their shooting skills in a short time, and ignite their creativity. We want to inspire them to see their world in a whole new and creative way, by stepping into and experiencing a unique photographic dimension."

Tony Boccaccio

Tony began his photographic career with National Geographic Magazine in 1971. 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 familiar with Italian culture and history, he is the ultimate combination of photographer, artist, guide and coach.

Like most photographers, he is a series of contrasts: His lens has captured the frozen landscapes of Iceland and the sweltering jungles of the Amazon. He is probably most known for his beautiful travel photography, yet while working with the human figure, his sensitivity rivals that of the great painters. Indeed, his artistic life began as a young painter trained in the classical manner. He studied classical piano at the prestigious Eastman School of Music and taught himself to play the bluegrass banjo. He lived in Brazil as a teenager and Italy as a college student. In 1995, he returned to Rome to continue painting and to learn how to sculpt in the classical manner under one of Rome's most gifted sculptors, Alessandro Nocera. read more!

Steve Bisgrove

Steve started his professional photographic career in the mid eighties after studying photography at Newcastle College of Arts in the North East of England. Prior to moving to Rome in 1995 he first opened a studio in central London where he specialized in shooting still life and architectural photography for a mixture of ad agencies, magazines and architects. Then in 1990 transferred to Milan where his various clients included the magazines Casa Vogue and Amica. In Rome he has shot photographs for Saatchi and Saatchi and other advertising agencies. On one assignment he had to photograph a scooter in the famous Trevi Fountain. Nowadays in Rome he prefers to photograph the people and urban landscapes that are sometimes overlooked by the less attentive observer. His work has been recognized by the British Association of Photographers and the Royal Photographic Society, and he has won awards or been accredited with an honourable mention in the Prix della Photographie Paris Px3 for three consecutive years. read more!

photo courtesy Richard Bisgrove

If you love photography, Italian culture and cuisine, and are thinking about a photo tour in Italy this year, whether on your own, on business travel, or with your camera club, think about Imaging In Italy. If you like taking impressive pictures, visiting famous monuments, great art and architecture, or are just looking for things to do in Rome and want to supplement your vacation package, think about our photo walking tours and photo workshops. Your guide is Anthony Boccaccio, a former National Geographic photographer and a world-class professional photographer. Tony will lead you in an engaging walking photo tour and on-site photographic min-course and workshop � in traditional film or digital photography � as you explore Rome, Florence or Amalfi, whether for a half day, full day, or a weekend package, and make photographs of a lifetime! Whether you are a student traveling in Italy, a business traveler searching for a private tour, single and traveling alone, or a retired couple looking for value senior tours and travel packages, consider our walking tour of Rome and get your camera ready. If you are searching for guided tours in Rome Italy, consider joining Tony in an unforgettable photographic adventure. Let Tony show you how to bring history alive through photography. For more info on Rome photo tours register for an exciting and memorable time with IMAGING IN ITALY - your personal photo walking tour of Rome.