BIOGRAPHY

Alessandro Terzi was born in Rome on June 28, 1971. His passion for photography began in 1992 when he started using his father's reflex camera, the Minolta SRT 303b. He used both color as well as black and white negatives.

Cultivating his innate passion for the mountains, he started looking for a compositional theme, which over time became the naturalistic photography. Landscape and wildlife photography are his scope. He wants to show places, and the same emotions he feels when he spends time in mountain.

After a long period with negatives in 2006 he started making photos with digital camera too. He used both Nikon F80, Minolta 303b and D70s. He felt added value of digital technics and he dediced shooting photos only in digital way, developing a personal digital workflow that essentially brings from RAW file to final print. In 2007 he created this website with purpose to share photos with Internet community.

He started travelling into european parks and natural reserves. In the same year he realizes the photographic exhibition Salendo verso il cielo that occurred at the FNUR (Naturalist Photographers of Rome University). The exhibition displayed the most significant shots of that years.

In 2008 he starts to collaborate with publisher LEM ART.

In 2009 LEM ART published my calendars and agendas in most important italian libraries. Since 2009 he is member of LIPU (Italian League for Birds Protection) and AFNI (Italian Association for Nature Photography). In the same year he wins a section of an international photo contest called Istanti di Natura, dal Millesimo all'Infinito and some photos have been shown in the exhibit called Gemme nel blu in Latina (italy).

In 2010 realizes an other exhibition Paesaggio e fauna della Scandinavia that occurred at the FNUR and he starts teaching nature photography. In the same year realizes an other exhibition Alessandro Terzi Wildlife and Landscape Portfolio at Fotocolture in Rome. In the period 3-16 may 2010 realizes an other exibition Paesaggio e fauna Europei into the Magnificat Ars Naturam Exibition in Pomezia.