Fotografi Maternità a Milano

Rebekka Fagnani, nata a Magenta (Milano) nel 1989, ha scoperto presto la sua passione per la fotografia. Nel 2008 ha iniziato gli studi di fotografia presso lo IED di Milano, dove ha avuto l’opportunità di collaborare con importanti marchi come Swarovski. Dopo la laurea, nel 2011, ha intrapreso la sua carriera professionale al Festival del Cinema di Venezia, lavorando come fotografa di ritratti per Women Magazine. Da allora, Rebekka ha costruito una solida carriera specializzandosi nella fotografia di ritratto ed eventi, realizzando headshot e ritratti per artisti – tra cui attori, musicisti e cantanti – oltre che per clienti corporate e una vasta gamma di eventi. - Rebekka Fagnani, born in Magenta (Milan) in 1989, discovered her passion for photography early on. In 2008, she began her studies in photography at IED Milan, where she gained valuable experience collaborating with renowned brands such as Swarovski. After graduating in 2011, she started her professional journey at the Venice Film Festival, working as a portrait photographer for Women Magazine. Since then, Rebekka has built a solid career specializing in portrait and event photography, capturing headshots and portraits for artists—including actors, musicians, and singers—as well as corporate clients and a wide range of events.

Sara’s photographic journey began in the United States, where she attended a summer program at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Upon returning to Italy, she further refined her craft at the Istituto Italiano di Fotografia in Milan, building a solid technical and artistic foundation. Her approach is deeply influenced by her background as a dancer; years of practicing dance have given her a unique ability to anticipate movement and capture the natural grace of a scene. Now specializing in lifestyle photography, Sara focuses on authentic storytelling and spontaneous moments. She creates a relaxed environment for her subjects, ensuring every shoot results in a timeless and effortless visual narrative.