Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

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Photographer Giancarlo Happy three years taking pictures of ordinary people of Italy — musicians, shepherds, bakers, farmers, cooks, clergy, firefighters and circus performers.

Looking at these portraits, vividly represent Italians various times colorful characters Fellini, the gentle face of the Renaissance, the honest workers of the films of Vittorio de sica. The photographer himself spent his childhood in the countryside somewhere in Treviso, which could be why his characters he takes off as if leafing through an old photo album: with nostalgia and a lot of love.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Gianfranco Stefano. A horse breeder. Place Ponte STEL, Caoria, Trentino.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Gabriel The Crown. Retired. Caoria, Trentino.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Luciano Stephanie Pugnale. Accordionist. 40 years in Turin, then returned to their homes in the North-East of Italy, where he plays at folk festivals.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Claudia Zorzi. Working in the kitchen of a social service, which deals with employment of persons with disabilities. Big fan of ensemble I Nomadi.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Marcello Coppet. Chef at trattoria "At Worlds and Marcello".

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Stephanie Suor. Riding a Bicycle in the town of Ospedaletto, Istrana.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Stefano Bergamin. The artist secluded himself in a meadow in the surroundings of Possagno.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Nikola Alaimo. Hippie. Returned from Amsterdam, lives with her mom, misses her past life. Possagno.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Bartolomeo Conti. Collect coins on the coast. In the hands of the metal detector. Cavallino.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Andrea Salvetti. The operator underwater. The breakwater in the Bay Ausoniya, Trieste.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Giorgio Getauto. Head of workshop for utilization of vehicles.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Sergio Trovatore. In the workplace in Lamont, town between Veneto and Trentino. Parents Sergio, being shepherds, cruised forty years between Lamont and Friuli.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Mario Paoli. Engaged in ancient crafts. In the photo is holding a tool that was invented in his youth to make iron plates. In his workshop in Pergine, Valsugana, Trentino.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Bruno Rizzato. Painter, paintshop.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Oliviero Menegol. Environmental worker. Canal San Bovo, Trentino.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

The saleswoman in optics.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Giovanni Corona. Mason. Caoria, Trentino.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Vinz Fiore Sperandini. In the town Labadini.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Candido Stephanie. Shepherd. Tempio di Ormelle, Treviso.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Marco Demattia Cattle. Shepherd. Cavalese, Fiemme valley. Going with the herd into the mountains, where all summer is going to sleep in the fresh air.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Behind France and Sonya Montebelli. The shepherd and his wife.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Claudio, Luca and Andrea Franca. Brothers of Roncegno, Valsugana.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Mirko Sandri. The shepherd in the shepherd's hut on the Alpine pasture of Abaco. Trentino.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Ruggiero Sofa. Shepherd. Gorgo monticano.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Rosina Cecco. At the bar Sauriol. Caoria, Trentino.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Pastor Piero Cadorin. Mareno di Piave.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Livio Baldi. Gardener, retail apples from his garden. Of Strigno, Valsugana.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

PIO de Nardo. Agronomist. Mareno di Piave.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Franco Stefani. In the house Ronco Cainari.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Gianvalerio Colletti. Butcher. Vazzola di Piave.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Luigino Balzan. Shepherd. Cuero.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Franco Matilda Moser and Loss. The shepherds from the Alpine pastures. Passo del Brocon, Trentino.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Attilio. Forester. Caoria, Trento.

Ordinary Italians through the eyes of Italian

Orietta Taufer. The Director of a consumer cooperative. Caoria, Trentino.

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