Still life/abstracts is a body of work done mostly with large view cameras. For several years these images have been traditionally contact printed in platinum-palladium. Now the large (4×5″ or mostly 8×10″) negatives have been scanned and the prints are produced digitally. The computer is only used to adjust contrast and other minor tweaks.

Scenery mostly depicts the outstanding seascapes and landscapes of the south of Ireland, where I live. These photographs have been taken during the years with a multitude of cameras, from view cameras to pinhole, Hasselblad and more recently, digitally.

The Architectural portfolio is mostly dedicated to my two favorites cities, London and Venice.

Fine art nudes photographs have now their own website at www.nudeblackandwhite.com.

1. How to navigate the portfolios. Once inside the galleries, click on thumbnails to open. Pictures in portrait mode can  be enlarged further clicking on the icon in the top right corner. Click prev/next icons (or inside picture) to browse. Click anywhere out of a picture to close it.

2. To purchase a print. Select the print name in the first drop down menu, then choose  size and whether mounted or unmounted. You can add as many prints as you want and then checkout from the Paypal shopping cart which is on the main page. To learn about the mount see About the prints from the main menu. Framing is also available upon request (still done by Luca), just make an inquiry.

3. About print size. “Size” is the actual image size, the paper is slightly larger. Size is approximate, meaning that if for example an image is clearly in a panoramic format and you pick 8×10″, ten inches will be the long edge, and the short edge will be probably less than eight inch. So basically the large number is related to the longer edge, and the short edge follows according to the dimensions ratio that you see on screen.