As a child, I would admire spellbound the slides my father took in Kenya and spend hours watching National Geographic documentaries. So there were two paths: becoming a photographer or an explorer. Then when I got my first camera in my teens, I realized that I may become Indiana Jones in the next life. In this one, I feel the thrill of telling the world, people, and their stories through my images every time. And I love to travel to do that. I was an Art Director in some major advertising agencies and spent 5 years in Switzerland. Then, at 27, I left a permanent job, returned to Italy, and became a documentary photographer (following some Doctors Without Borders projects in the field and pursuing some personal projects) and a wedding photographer. Telling weddings is telling authentic and genuine stories, capturing the atmosphere and places, and photographing those details that make them unique. Probably, the little Guliano who dreamed watching documentaries could not be happier. Because, at the end, with my camera, I became an explorer. However, if you’d like, I’ll tell you about the time I almost got lost in a swamp in Indonesian Borneo with half my body submerged in brown water (fortunately, it only occurred to me later in retrospect that that’s precisely what the pythons’ habitat is!).