TITLE: Railway Station II

And welcome me back here, after one year. I am still a commuter and still take pictures at the station.
Here, in this fascinating no man's land, endless stories are interwoven every single day, each one of them deserves to be related. I do what I can. I think taking photos is a way to turn time around and secretly caress eternity.

AUTHOR: Roberto Di Patrizi (Italy)

Born in 1964, I have started photography in October 2010, when my wife gave me a camera as a gift for my birthday. But I always shyly loved it even though I was born as a musician, I played guitar in bars and performed as a street singer. I played a lot, without a real project, experiencing many different works, until, at the age of 35, I started working in a TV channel, firstly as a musical entertainer, then as a broadcast technician and later as a sound engineer. Here I also came in touch with computer graphics and I really fell in love with it! This work experience lasted 13 years. Then I enrolled in a master’s degree for 3D Artist, which provided me rudiments of photography, even with practical sessions. After the master I wanted to deepen the theme following a photography course. To get here I took the roundabout. I've never liked shortcuts. Often, the beauty of a trip is not only the location to be reached, but also and above all the road you take to get there.