Giuseppe M. Galasso Photography
It isn’t easy to get in touch with the Datooga, a pastoralist Nilotic population of Tanzania. Their huts are made of a framework of branches covered in mud with thatched roofs. And they are well camouflaged with the surrounding savannah. The Datooga
Continue readingAfrica hidden secrets: the forgotten Datooga
At the extreme point of the right-hand promontory, on a bank of rocks the Trabocco stretched, a strange fishing machine, constructed entirely of beams and planks, like a colossal spider-web. (Gabriele D’Annunzio, The Triumph of Death) A trabocco is an
Continue readingTrabocchi: the tailspin of the giant spiders jetting on the sea
This is the story of a dark night. The darkest night of the year. At least, this is what they say in Southern Italy. We are in Nusco, in Campania, province of Avellino, on a windy hilltop at almost a thousand
Continue readingIn a dark and awesome night…Nusco fascinating bonfires
Multicolored sails greet the visitors of Cesenatico every day between Easter and September. A rainbow show that cannot be missed even from the road or from a train. Dozens of traditional sail boats stretch along the old canal designed by Leonardo da
Continue readingA remarkable visit to the floating section of Cesenatico Museum
Have a happy beginning of 2016 with the most popular posts of @photosontheroad! … Continue readingHave a happy 2016 with the most popular posts of my blog!
Krakow is a beautiful city. If you are either a street photographer or an urban one, you’ll find plenty of interesting subjects for your lenses. Walk around the Planty, get lost in the narrow streets of the old town, visit
Continue reading5 terrific things to see in Krakow (Poland) and around
Saint Petersburg is a planned city. It’ s not built at a cross point of trades and cultures, but built under the will of a Czar who had planned its topography well in advance. But when you first visit the city
Continue readingWhen in Saint Petersburg focus on these 7 terrific hotspots!
In the photo above you can see the beauty of Palmyra few years ago: an astonishingly well preserved ancient city in an oasis in the middle of the desert. By pure chance, 4.000 years ago this oasis became a stopping
Continue readingSyria, not only refugees: the destruction of Palmyra
Long, hot – sometimes boring – summer days. This is a personal project I developed this summer. The whole thing is about an average Italian summer holiday, depicting typical situation and feelings. The contents are absolutely contemporary, but i tried
San Pietro Infine is a tiny medieval village in Southern Italy, almost halfway between Rome and Naples. It is uninhabited and completely in ruins. If you’re interested in history, you probably know what Cassino means in WWII. But does San
Continue readingSan Pietro Infine, centerpoint of an epic battle: shadows of war