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Rome by Massimo Siragusa on GEO |
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Wednesday, 23 July 2008 |
Massimo Siragusa's images illustrate the cover story of GEO's August issue about Rome, the eternal city.
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The Communist Party of China by Tommaso Bonaventura on D |
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Friday, 18 July 2008 |
The Communist Party of China has 70 million members,[2] constitute 5.5% of the total population of China.
Its highest body is the National Congress , which meets at least once every five years.
Images shot by Tommaso Bonaventura have been published by D - La Repubblica delle Donne.
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12º Encuentro Internacional “Ciudad de Gijón” |
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Wednesday, 16 July 2008 |
Tomorrow, July the 17th, Turning Point, the reportage about elections in Pakistan by Davide Monteleone, will be projected in Gijon, in occasion of the "12th Encuentro International de Fotoperiodismo".
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Leisure Time by Massimo Siragusa on Mir |
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Wednesday, 09 July 2008 |
Russian magazine "Mir" published the reportage on Leisure Time by Massimo Siragusa, the work which got him the second prize in the "Arts and entertainment category" of the World Press Photo 2008.
 
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Italian athletes by Efrem Raimondi on First |
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Friday, 04 July 2008 |
First assigned Efrem Raimondi the realization of a series of portraits to Italian athletes who will take part to the forthcoming Beijing Olympic Games 2008.
The athletes are: Alberto Aquilani, Stefano Baldini, Ivano Brugnetti, Igor Cassina, Rossano Galtarossa, Andrew Howe, Pino Maddaloni, Filippo Magnini, Matteo Martino, Aldo Montano, Antonio Nocerino, Antonio Rossi, Clemente Russo and Alessio Sartori.
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Amy Winehouse by Marcello Bonfanti on Max |
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Wednesday, 02 July 2008 |
Looking for the most damned rockstar in London.
Marcello Bonfanti followed Winehouse's footsteps in the nightclubs she usually frequents. Color portraits have been shot by Terry Richardson.
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Apulia by Pesce and Lanzilao on Ulysse |
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Tuesday, 01 July 2008 |
French magazine Ulysse dedicated much room to Apulia, illustrating the article with travel shots by Lorenzo Pesce and pictures of the so-called Taranta (folk dance originated in Apulia where it is believed that the dance cures the bite of the tarantula spider ) by Davide Lanzilao.
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