About

Lorenzo Albanese, Nikon Creator photographer

My name is Lorenzo Albanese. Photography has been my profession for over ten years — and my way of looking at the world for far longer. What began as a passion became a professional journey that takes me across Italy and beyond, telling stories through images.

My work spans wedding photography, landscape, corporate event reportage and destination photography. That versatility is no accident: it comes from years spent documenting very different worlds, refining a vision that combines technical precision with aesthetic research.

Since 2019 I have been a Nikon Creator, selected by Nikon Italia as one of the ten photographers of reference for the brand nationwide. That recognition opened the door to collaborations with international brands such as DJI, Lexar, Haida, Adidas, Mizuno and PGYTech, as well as organizations devoted to promoting the Italian territory.

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In corporate events, I am the official photographer of Bellavita Expo — the ambassador of Italian food and wine excellence around the world, with editions in London, Toronto and other major cities — and of DCN Data Center Nation, one of the leading international events dedicated to the data center industry. Demanding environments, where visual storytelling must come with discretion and professionalism.

I grew up in Molise, among hills and silences that teach you to wait for the right light — perhaps that’s why in wedding photography I don’t look for the perfect pose, but the true moment. I let natural light guide the story, without forcing it: every story deserves a harmonious aesthetic, where people and places come together in balance.

Over the years my work has earned several recognitions: Nital’s “I am the number one” award, the Nikon Talents awards, first place at the 2018 Master Travel Photography in the Dolomites, and a special mention at PACI 2013.

That’s my story.

Now I’d love to hear yours — a wedding, an event, an idea we could bring to life together.

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