TITLE: My Imaginary Islands

I created a photographic project about the thermal inversion that often occurs at dawn in the autumn months.
I find myself describing the beauty of the Foreste Casentinesi National Park in Italy, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
To this project I dedicated many shooting sessions at dawn from different points waiting for the movement of the fog after the sun rises to describe the "imaginary islands" that the ridges of the Park create wrapped and embraced by the waves of the sea of fog.
Campigna, Foreste Casentinesi National Park, October-November 2021

AUTHOR: ALBERTO FORNASARI (Italy)

Alberto Fornasari, professional photographer, was born in Arezzo in 1973.
It's really Tuscany with its traditions and its beautiful scenery to inspire and define more closely the poetry of his photographic journey.
Since 1994 he has dedicated himself to telling the story of the Tuscany landscape through images in all seasons of the year, taking advantage of the light of dawn.
He made his first landscape photographic exhibition in 1997 and in 2000 received his first award in the competition Italian Institute of Landscape Photography.
In 2003 he made his second exhibition and published a photo book.
In 2005 he attended the master of professional photography Still life and Design at the Academy John Kaverdash in Milan.
He works with newspapers and agencies of photojournalism and publishes his shots in the Corriere della Sera, Il Giornale, La Nazione and Gazzetta dello Sport. Years of experience, gained allows him to organize workshops on landscape photography and to
tell places, moments, significant interactions and to capture the beauty of small and large details, using light as an expressive method.