I'm Filippo Gabutti, professional photographer
About me
I’m a professional photographer based in Tuscany. In 2005, I graduated from the Italian Institute of Photography in Milan.
Expertise
With 20 years in the industry, I have gained extensive experience in sports photography, equestrian events, editorial, brand, and wedding, satisfying clients at the highest levels. In this way, I have learned to see the world with a camera in my hands, observing my surroundings and outlining life’s most brilliant moments with my lens.
Inspiration
My work portrays many fleeting, once in a lifetime details: intertwined hands, subtle glances, and unconscious gestures. By observing, capturing, and enhancing these details as images, we not only preserve them, but give ourselves the ability re-experience emotionally charged moments that might otherwise have been lost to time.
I'm Filippo Gabutti, professional photographer
About me
I’m a professional photographer based in Tuscany. In 2005, I graduated from the Italian Institute of Photography in Milan.
Expertise
With 20 years in the industry, I have gained extensive experience in sports photography, equestrian events, editorial, brand, and wedding, satisfying clients at the highest levels. In this way, I have learned to see the world with a camera in my hands, observing my surroundings and outlining life’s most brilliant moments with my lens.
Inspiration
My work portrays many fleeting, once in a lifetime details: intertwined hands, subtle glances, and unconscious gestures. By observing, capturing, and enhancing these details as images, we not only preserve them, but give ourselves the ability re-experience emotionally charged moments that might otherwise have been lost to time.
Framing. Light. Emotion. These three, fundamental ingredients create photography that strikes at the heart of a viewer.
I’m a professional photographer based in Tuscany. In 2005, I graduated from the Italian Institute of Photography in Milan.
With 20 years in the industry, I have gained extensive experience in sports photography, equestrian events, editorial, brand, and wedding, satisfying clients at the highest levels. In this way, I have learned to see the world with a camera in my hands, observing my surroundings and outlining life’s most brilliant moments with my lens.
It was curiosity that first led me into photography; a desire to discover new places, immerse myself in nature, and be bowled over by emotion. I enjoy finding unique details and preserving rare and unexpected moments on film. Thanks to photography, I have been fortunate enough to experience remarkable events in extraordinary places—from the European football championships between Austria and Switzerland, to a remote wedding in the Seychelles. I’ve photographed horse farms under smoky Irish skies; experienced the thrill of the 2018 World Equestrian Games in Tryon, North Carolina (USA); and even attended the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Windsor (UK).
INSPIRATION
Framing. Light. Emotion. These three, fundamental ingredients create photography that strikes at the heart of a viewer. To these basic principles, I bring my own aesthetic. I have always been attracted to the harmony of graphic shapes, and the detail and precision that can be found in classic architecture. My workflow begins with a careful study of my subject and a fine-tuning of the frame.
Deeply introspective and observant by nature, I enjoy delving into the subject of my work. I study for a long time before I lift my camera, searching for ways to interpret the emotions I uncover. This process not only creates strong images, it allows me to be fully present in the moment.
Photography is not an ordered system. Instead, it is the final act of a thought. For me, that starts with immersion and understanding. By combining research, technique, and intuition, I seek to find the balance between formal perfection and the freedom that comes from creativity and emotion.
My work portrays many fleeting, once in a lifetime details: intertwined hands, subtle glances, and unconscious gestures. By observing, capturing, and enhancing these details as images, we not only preserve them, but give ourselves the ability re-experience emotionally charged moments that might otherwise have been lost to time.
