ABOUT
Francesco Gola is an accomplished fine art landscape photographer known for his unique ability to capture the essence of seascapes. His work has been featured in publications and exhibitions worldwide, and has won numerous awards for his emotionally compelling images. Francesco meticulously plans every aspect of his photography, considering shooting location, weather, tides, and sun path. His work conveys an ethereal quality, and he is widely regarded as a leading fine art seascape photographer. Currently residing in Milan, he teaches photography and promotes photographic culture worldwide.
Francesco’s images have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions worldwide, and he has won several prestigious awards and recognition for his work. His speciality lies in seascapes, and he is widely regarded as one of the world’s leading fine art seascapes photographers.
What sets Francesco’s work apart is his ability to convey a powerful emotional connection to the sea. He has an innate talent for capturing the beauty and majesty of the ocean, evoking a sense of intimacy and connection with his viewers. His photographs are more than just images; they are works of art that invite the viewer to connect with the natural world on a deeper level.
For Francesco, photography is a way of escaping the chaos of modern life and immersing himself in the tranquillity of nature. His slow shutter speed addiction allows him to slow down time and capture the beauty of landscapes in intricate detail. He meticulously plans every aspect of his photography, carefully considering the shooting location, seasonal weather conditions, tides, and the sun’s path. His approach is deliberate, and he believes that pressing the shutter button is the final part of the process.
Francesco’s work conveys an ethereal quality, transforming every image into a timeless piece of art. His ability to capture the interplay between light, water, and texture is unparalleled, creating a sense of movement and emotion in every photograph.
Currently residing in Milan, Italy, Francesco teaches photography and collaborates with companies, sites, and magazines to promote photographic culture both in Italy and around the world. Despite his many achievements, France
