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Wedding Photographers of Lecco, Lombardy

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Map of Wedding Photojournalists Serving Lecco Couples

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Luigi Rota, Wedding Photographer for Lombardy, Italy

Born in Lecco, Italy in 1973, Luigi began when he was fifteen years old, so he has a 20 years experience in wedding photography. He works as a fashion and ADV photographer for well known brands and ADV agencies. Owner of "Fotorota" studio with a head office in Lecco, is well known for his great professionalism and specialization. The studio was founded in 1970 by his parents, who were both photographers. Luigi engages his wedding photographic services throughout Italy, and in other foreign countries. In 2007 he reached the prestigiuos European title "QEP" and the Italian "QIP". He is a member of some of the most important world photographers associations such as WPJA - AG|WPJA - WPPI - NPS Nikon. A lot of his images win national and international contests and participate to a lot of exhibitions and publications. Luigi specialized in wedding reportage and digital photography, and he takes a long time in research to have a continuous evolution in his style. A fundamental part of his work are Luigi's workshops and courses about wedding photography throughout Italy, that are presented to professional photographers. His staff is composed of specialized photographers and experts. [Lecco Wedding Photographer]

Luigi Rota

Lake Como in Lecco, IT
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WPJA Communiqué: Viewpoints
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