ON THE STREET WITH [013] : Lorenzo Catena

Episode 13 of ON THE STREET WITH! #OTSW is a Street Photography interview series that features interesting Photographers and shows their work in a natural and unforced way by combining an interview with a photowalk. My goal with this series is to give a glimpse into the Photographers thinking process and hopefully give useful insights that can improve your street photography or inspire you to pick up your camera. This episode features Rome based street photographer & architect Lorenzo Catena. Lorenzo has a great eyes for dynamic layering and a good sense for color. He published "Mareterno", a photographic exploration of the seaside of Rome together with Valeria Tofanelli. A project that was published by Eyeshot. In this episode we explore his hometown while talking about his artistic influences and do deep dives into his past and present projects. Enjoy. Find Lorenzo here: Instagram:   / lorenzo_catena   ======================================= Welcome to my Channel! Subscribe for more: ======================================= SUBSCRIBE - https://www.youtube.com/c/SamuelLStre... INSTAGRAM (@lin.taro) -   / lin.taro   BECOME A PATREON:   / lintaro   DISCORD -   / discord   PRINTS - https://www.lintaro.de/prints/ MERCH - https://teespring.com/stores/samuel-s... LIGHTROOM PRESETS - https://payhip.com/b/gRB1 MY MUSIC (Get a free trial) - https://goo.gl/kLQypM MY PHOTO & VIDEO GEAR - https://kit.co/lintaro MY WEBSITE - https://www.lintaro.de Buy my a coffee: https://www.paypal.me/samuelstreet ======================================= #streetphotography #otsw TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Introduction to Lorenzo Catena 04:06 Church Photography 06:24 Architecture influence in Photography 13:00 Lorenzo's Hometown Approach 20:33 Lorenzo's work with Fujifilm 27:31 Mareterno: A project about the sea side of Rome 36:52 Flash Photography & Comitiva Project 44:26 Asking for Permission in Street Photography 53:21 How much manipulation is too much? 56:14 Lorenzo's relationship with Cameras 1:00:36 Rapid fire Q&A