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Wolf-tracking workshop

Gran Paradiso National Park

Carpathian bears

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TEL: (+39) 393-9524033

EMAIL: donatoedoardo@gmail.com

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Have you ever wondered how wildlife photographers frame the shots that you see here on Instagram?
Let me know your thoughts.

Series shot with @canonitaliaspa R5 & 400mm f/2.8

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Spring has sprung and it’s a great timing for nature photographers.
Here some memories from my trip of last year in the Carpathian Mountains looking for brown bears.
I visited the area, after seeing many videos and pictures on social media and

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Have you ever seen a Short-eared owl?
Here in this post, a few shots from last session with them during their yearly migration stop in northern Italy.
The light was almost gone, but memories are still there.
Which scene do you prefer?

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Hi, I’m Edoardo! 👋🏼
I realized that while I share a lot of my wildlife photography, I haven’t properly introduced myself here.
So, I thought it was time to fix that!

I’m a wildlife photographer based in Northern Italy, always in

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In the very first lights of the beginning of March, a young wolf moves cautiously through the fields in the Northern Appennines area.
It’s a disperser, in search of new territories.
At this stage of its life, leaving the family pack is a necess

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Some memories from my last trip to Morocco.
This country, which is mostly known for cultural tourism, hides a very rich biodiversity both in wildlife and habitats.
In few hours you can move from the Sahara desert up to the green mountains of the Atla

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The study of the pigmy owl behaviour continues.
I spent some time with this individual, observing its actions and reactions to my movements.
There is no doubt, this species is as small as brave and never ceases to impress me.
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