Shooting light without losing direction.
Working on open water means working with what the day gives you reflections, shifts, shadows. The challenge was not to control the setting, but to move with it. To stay reactive, fluid, and find structure in the spontaneity of the sea.
Italian summers, postcards from the ’70s, and the freedom of open decks.
We pulled references from Mediterranean cinema, travel diaries, and vintage yacht photography. The goal wasn’t to recreate nostalgia but to let it breathe through color, motion, and a sense of suspended time.
Summer doesn’t need direction just the right light, the right moment, and the right pair of glasses.
Endless Azzurro is more than a campaign it’s a state of mind. A feeling you carry with you, like the salt on your skin or the memory of a perfect afternoon.
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(2023-25©)
