Giuseppe Castelli ha scritto un articolo che parla di Gran Tennis su Ninja Marketing:

Startup e importanza del beta test: il caso Gran Tennis [intervista]

Grazie Giuseppe!

With the new Facebook profile page, it’s possible to be more creative!

Mont Saint Michel – Normandie – May 2010 – Romain Verrecchia

You know Instagram? No??? I can defined it the twitter of photos…

Instagram is a App for Apple device, you can find it in the App Store. In fact you can shoot photos with your Iphone, modified them with the 11 vintage filter and then share in Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Tumblr and Flickr. All this in less 10 seconds…

You have also a Instagram profile and you can follow or been followed by other people like in Twitter. In your feed you can comment the other people photos or/and say only “liked” like in Facebook.

This fantastic App has been downloaded 100.000 times in only 6 days!

My nick on Instagram is rverrecchia, follow me!

Filignano – Isernia – August 2010 – Romain Verrecchia

We were just walking and in a second I shot this photo, like you see it now…

With a litte bit of luck, this photo arrives 3rd in a local contest!

Thank you Proloco Filignano.

Filignano (IS) – August 2010 – Romain Verrecchia

Now I shot also with my Iphone, particularly with the app Hipstamatic…

Porto Venere – La Spezia – June 2010 – Romain Verrecchia

Just a casual shot in Porto Venere, some adjustements on tones and saturation with Aperture, then photoshop for a blur effect on the secondary zone and a vintage frame…

Bridge San Francisco – Google Street View

If you don’t have time or possibility to make new photos, no problem… Go to Google Street view, choose a place in the world, a lovely position and make a screenshot!
After this, the photo was processed in photoshop with frame and texture “old style” and a little correction to tones.

Here you find other photos from Google Street view processed by me.

Filignano (IS), Molise – May 2010 – Romain Verrecchia

This picture is the superposition of three same photos but with different exposure. Was subsequently processed to give it a touch in color and vignetting, vintage. Everything with Photoshop of course.