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Holga Shots by Lorenzo Moscia

May 03, 2008 2 comments

Check out these amazing Holga shots by Italian photographer Lorenzo Moscia, currently working in Chile, taken while he was covering latin america for Grazia Neri agency:

Check out these amazing Holga shots by Italian photographer Lorenzo Moscia, currently working in Chile, taken while he was covering latin america for Grazia Neri agency:

If you want to see more of his work from Brazil, Cuba, Haiti and other locations please visit
www.moscia.cl

For his latest last Easter Island story just follow this link: http://wwww.foto8.com/

written by pan_dre

Related topics: chile, lorenzo moscia, black and white, and holga Next Article: DIY : Corbis Readymech Cameras Previous Article: LC-A+ Weeks Offer Extended

2 comments

  1. vicuna

    vicuna

    Beautiful shots and amazing photo-reportages on the 2 websites!!

    about 5 years ago · report as spam
  2. klingsor

    klingsor

    che invidia, Lorenzo...

    about 5 years ago · report as spam

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