Elisabetta G.

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What do you love about your job?

I love the possibility to reinterpret reality — to compose it, shape it, and sometimes even transform it through my lens. Photography is never just about what’s in front of me; it’s about how I choose to tell that story visually.
I also love the collaborative dimension of this work. When I photograph for a client, it’s not just about my vision — it’s about understanding theirs, translating it into images that speak for them and with them. Creating together, building a shared language between their expectations and my creativity — that’s what makes each project unique and exciting.

What types of shoots have you done and how did you make them special?

My experience spans a wide range of photography genres: from intimate portraits and expressive boudoir sessions to elegant fashion editorials, vibrant food photography, thoughtful corporate imagery, impactful humanitarian reportage, dynamic events, concerts, and sports photography. Each type of shoot is an opportunity to create something unique by focusing on authentic storytelling and emotional connection.

For portraits, I create a safe and relaxed environment where my subjects can be themselves, allowing their personality and vulnerability to shine through without artificial poses or pressure.

In food photography, I highlight the cultural richness and craftsmanship behind each dish, working with light and details to evoke taste and atmosphere visually.

When shooting architecture and interiors, I pay close attention to the harmony between light, space, and volumes, capturing the essence of a place rather than just its appearance.

In corporate and branding work, my goal is to translate the client’s identity and values into images that resonate deeply with their audience.

In events, concerts, and sports photography, I focus on capturing the energy, emotion, and spontaneity of the moment, always seeking the decisive instant that tells the story beyond the action.

Finally, through humanitarian and reportage projects, I approach each subject with respect and empathy, aiming to tell stories that matter and inspire.

What makes every shoot special is my commitment to listening, understanding, and collaborating closely with clients — combining their vision with my creative eye to produce images that truly connect.
Throughout my career, I have worked on a diverse range of photography projects, including portraits, boudoir, fashion editorials, food, architecture and interiors, corporate branding, events, concerts, sports, and humanitarian reportage.

What makes each shoot special is my approach to creating authentic and meaningful images. For portraits and boudoir, I focus on building trust and creating a safe space so that people can express their true selves naturally. In food photography, I pay close attention to details and lighting to bring out the cultural and sensory richness behind every dish.

When photographing architecture and interiors, I carefully balance space, light, and volume to reveal the essence of the place. Corporate and branding shoots are all about translating a client’s identity and values into visual stories that resonate deeply.

Capturing events, concerts, and sports requires being alert to energy and decisive moments, ensuring that the emotion and spontaneity come through. Finally, in humanitarian and reportage work, empathy and respect guide me to tell stories that matter and inspire change.

In every project, I collaborate closely with clients to understand their vision and merge it with my creative perspective — making each shoot a unique and personal experience.

Awards, honors, and recognitions received

2018 et 2019 Best of Houzz
2025 Wedding Awards
several art expo in Rome, Florence, Perugia, Paris

A fun fact about this photographer

When I used to be a biker, some of my most beautiful adventures were with an association supporting people with disabilities. We escorted them on our Harley Davidsons, and every trip became a true adventure. What I loved most was how we all played and joked together — everyone included, without differences, without barriers, just pure joy and connection.