Alberto Sachero Photographer, Turin.<\/p>\n
I approach to photography \u00a0with the old Olympus of my father \u00a0in 2000. I decided to turn my passion into a job. After an initial training by himself made the readings, study and a lot of practice, I studied\u00a0for print black and white \u00a0in the darkroom and digital photography. Simultaneously I start working in some photo studios as an assistant (Ravani and Ficarra, E.Piva, G.Sottile) and became a freelance in 2002, starting to work with advertising agencies and direct clients such as building contractors, architects and artists in the music industry, theater and dance, so I realize photo shoots published in magazines and websites. I continue to develop my personal research \u00a0printing black and white fine art in the dark of the darkroom and presenting some personal photo exhibitions “Torino Random”<\/em><\/strong> at Fine Art (Turin, 2011), “Great Repair Shops”<\/em><\/strong> at the Teatro Espace ( turin 2009), “Wide Visions”<\/em><\/strong> at the Caf\u00e9 Procope (Turin 2005), and participating in other colletive exhibitions. I extended my business to reportage, working with the “Missions of the Consolata”<\/em><\/strong>, the French association “Fleur de Bitume”,<\/em><\/strong> the “V.S.S.P.”<\/em><\/strong> (Centre for Voluntary Service), working in Kenya Madagascar Ethiopia and Viet Nam. I I deal with nature photography, and I realized some photographic projects such as “Swans”<\/em><\/strong>, “Lemurs in Madagascar”<\/em><\/strong>, “Donkeys and Asinara”<\/em><\/strong>, “Ibex is a Climber”<\/em><\/strong>, reportage on the life of the ibex on which some Alps shots have been published in National Geographic Italy and BBC Wildlife Uk, and “In search of Gelada baboon”<\/em> <\/strong>on the Ethiopian highlands.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Alberto Sachero Photographer, Turin. I approach to photography \u00a0with the old Olympus of my father \u00a0in 2000. I decided to turn my passion into a job. After an initial training by himself made the readings, study and a lot of practice, I studied\u00a0for print black and white \u00a0in the darkroom …<\/p>\n