Framing Reality
Photography’s truth: where reality meets art and imagination.
Photography stands at the crossroads of science and art, blending technological innovation with creative vision. Photography reflects advancements in technology while challenging our perception of reality. A photograph combines art, personal vision, style and realism. But can an image truly capture “truth,” or is it always subjective, a carefully chosen perspective or a constructed narrative? This debate explores the symbiotic relationship between science and creativity, examining how photography has evolved as both a tool of expression and a medium for interpreting the unseen. What does it mean to “see” through a lens, and how do photographers balance knowledge, intuition, and ethics?
About Isabella Tabacchi:
Isabella Tabacchi is an Italian landscape photographer capturing emotional and dreamlike views of natural landscapes across the globe. With a distinctive style that transforms landscapes into ethereal experiences, her work has been featured in several publications, including National Geographic. It has garnered multiple awards, such as International Landscape Photographer of the Year (ILPOTY), the Moscow International Foto Awards (MIFA), the Siena Awards, the Xposure Awards, and the DJI SkyPixel Annual Contest. Isabella loves to evoke profound emotions and meaning through the elements of nature in her photography. Her images invite viewers to see the natural world through a poetic vision.
- Duration: 40 minutes
Date
- 25 Feb 2025
Time
- 17:00 - 17:40
Cost
- $5.00
Location
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Isabella TabacchiIsabella Tabacchi is an award-winning landscape photographer based in Bologna, Italy. She loves photography since her childhood but started to focus on landscape photography around 10 years ago, when she visited the moon-like landscapes in the Rosengarten mountain group in the Italian Dolomites. After that, Isabella felt her life mission is to immortalize the natural landscapes and make them alive through her pictures, expressing her emotions through the elements of nature. Isabella Tabacchi traveled to the most remote places in the World to find different sources of inspiration and evolve her style. The countries visited by Isabella include Greenland, Madagascar, Namibia, Japan, Far East Russia, New Zealand, Chile, China, Iceland and Turkey.
