meet the artist
Letizia Maccarini is an internationally published photographer and creative director, known for her refined editorial aesthetic and storytelling approach.
With a background in journalism and design, she seamlessly blends the spontaneity of photojournalism with the elegance of fine art. For over 15 years, she has traveled the world capturing love stories, portraits, and curated visual narratives, always seeking authenticity, natural light, and emotion.
Her work has been featured in Vogue, Elle, Style, Vanity Fair, Style Me Pretty, Sky Cinema, and more. She has been recognized as one of the World’s Best Wedding Photographers by Junebug Weddings.
As a creative director, Letizia brings a distinctive artistic vision to every project, crafting imagery that feels both timeless and contemporary.
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"Photography has always been a form of healing for me. People are my inspiration, nature is my studio, the open air, the endless search for light. It’s about giving value to an encounter, capturing it, and preserving it forever. A remedy against the rush of time, a memory of a place that would otherwise fade.
But it’s also curiosity, the desire to explore different cultures, to step into someone else’s dreams, to understand what moves them. Sometimes, an unshakable restlessness grips us, pushing us forward, urging us to seek something deeper. And in that search for truth, photography becomes both a compass and a refuge, a way to give meaning to what we see and feel."
Leti
"Forgive us, we photographers.
Forgive us if, even while walking and talking with you, our gaze often drifts away.
If we stop mid-sentence, if we stumble, climb, talk to strangers, or suddenly change course.
Sometimes we seem to be in a trance, simply because we noticed a shadow, two lovers in the distance, a vivid brush of color, children racing on bicycles.
Even when we don't have a camera in our hands, we are recording that scene regardless. It is all right there.
Our inner world,r estless and chaotic, is bound to pay attention to what the world outside is telling us, filtering it through our own soul.
It is the art of choosing: a specific light, a fleeting moment, a story to imagine.
It is enchantment that moves us. It certainly moves me.
Forgive us, we photographers.
Angry, joyful, nostalgic, energetic, cautious, wild, peaceful, curious.
Documenting the lives of others while quietly weaving them into our own.
Forgive us if we seem distracted, but we are not. Our attention is a form of devotion, a way of taking care of a different world.
We record, we blend it within, we preserve, we learn.
Have a little patience with us, and forgive us because, in a reality that rushes by too fast, we remember what it means to stop and observe, rather than just look.
It is a restless, demanding craft. But it is, utterly, beautiful."
Leti