Fine art landscape & travel photography
The feeling of being there
Diamond Beach Sunset, Iceland — 2018
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Hypercolor
Landscape pushed past what the eye records.
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Ice
Iceland, Alaska, Patagonia, and more. Glacier caves and black-sand diamonds.
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Black & White
The award-recognized monochrome work, and more black and white from my collection
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Peaks & Travel
Dolomites, Himalaya, Lofoten, the Faroes, Skye, and more
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Wildlife
Puffins, bison, moose, Penguins, and more. Patience, mostly.
Biography
Giorgio Suighi
I grew up in the mountains of northern Italy. My first connection with photography came from watching my mother play with her camera.
I started with disposable cameras as a kid. Years later, travelling in Iceland, a couple passing by saw my photographs and asked to buy one. The same thing happened in Morocco. That's when I understood photography wasn't only personal: it could reach other people.
Photography is my safe place. Through each print, I want to share not just an image, but the feeling of being there.
50
US states photographed
30+
Countries photographed
100s
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Far better than I ever imagined. His detail is spot on and I "feel" his photography in the finished product.
Mary
Crisp detail and beautiful natural color. It feels peaceful and dramatic at the same time.
James
The colors, detail and overall finish were exactly what I was hoping for.
Eric
Selected work
Light is the only subject
Every frame here began the same way — standing somewhere cold and quiet, waiting for the one minute the light does something it will never do again.
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Field notes and craft
Journal
Oct 2025
From Lens to Living Space: My NYC Photography Exhibition
After years behind the lens, there’s still something uniquely humbling about seeing your work live permanently in a space that…
Oct 2025
Beyond Base Camp: My Trek Through the Himalayas
Beyond Base Camp: My Trek Through the Himalayas Some trips are said to leave a lasting mark on your soul.…
May 2024
The Great Debate: Lens vs. Camera Body
The Great Debate: Lens vs. Camera Body (A Landscape Photographer’s View) Let’s face it: as we get into photography, we…
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