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by Francesco Riccardo Iacomino
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Framed by the intricate artistry of Andalusian ceramics, this image captures the elegant bridge arching over the canal at Plaza de España in... more
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Framed by the intricate artistry of Andalusian ceramics, this image captures the elegant bridge arching over the canal at Plaza de España in Seville. The vibrant tiles, reflecting centuries-old craftsmanship, lead the eye to the Renaissance Revival architecture in the distance, symbolizing the harmonious blend of history and beauty that defines this iconic Spanish landmark.
Francesco Riccardo Iacomino is a travel and landscape photographer, born and raised near Modena, Italy. Initially specialized in landscape photography, his portfolio expands with travel and wildlife shots, with which he intends to capture the essence of the many countries visited, through an evocative photographic style that prefers strong impact compositions and intense chromatic contrasts. Getty Images and AWL Images photographer since 2015, his work has been published on the world's most famous magazines and travel guides, and he is a SIGMA Italia Official Ambassador since 2019.
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