Giuseppe & Steven

Naples·English, Spanish

Giuseppe and I work as a two-person team, which lets us handle larger groups than a single shooter can manage.

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How a shoot with Giuseppe works

  1. 1Meet. At the spot — you get a map pin and Giuseppe finds you.
  2. 2Shoot. No posing skills needed — you’re guided through relaxed, natural moments.
  3. 3Photos. Edited photos in your private online gallery.

About Giuseppe

Giuseppe and I work as a two-person team, which lets us handle larger groups than a single shooter can manage. We are most often booked for multigenerational family sessions and for editorial couples work across the Sorrentine Peninsula. In Sorrento we shoot at Marina Grande, the Villa Comunale terrace, the Vallone dei Mulini overlook, the cathedral front in Piazza Tasso, and the lemon grove at Il Giardino di Vigliano. Our territory also reaches Positano, Praiano, Amalfi, Atrani and Ravello, and we often combine a Sorrento morning with a midday walk in Positano. My own approach is relaxed and spontaneous. I enjoy working in grand settings and wide landscapes, and I encourage people to move and express themselves freely, because that is where the most natural images come from. I also offer printed photos at the time of the shoot, so you can leave with a physical copy of your session. Photography is my work and also my passion. I feel lucky to witness some of the most meaningful moments in people's lives. Away from the camera, I spend my time with my family and my two daughters, and I love to travel, explore new places and learn about other cultures. Naples is another favourite, especially Castel dell'Ovo and the Posillipo coastline. I also recommend less obvious spots such as a traditional Neapolitan house, a ceramic workshop in Vietri or Positano, the medieval castle in Lettere with its view over Vesuvius, and quieter places like Minori, Furore and the fjord at Furore. We speak English and Spanish.

Common questions

Do I need to know how to pose?

No — your photographer directs you through movement, not stiff poses. Walking, laughing, turning: the camera catches the in-between moments.

What if it rains?

Light rain can photograph beautifully — and if the weather is truly bad, you can arrange a new time with your photographer.

How do I pay?

Online by card, secured by Mollie. No cash needed on the day.