Whose heart doesn’t begin to race at the sight of a Bugatti?
Photographer Roberto Bigano seizes a unique opportunity to shoot an entire fleet of these glamorous vintage cars using his Hasselblad H3DII-39MS multi-shot camera in the flowering hills of Tuscany.

Roberto Bigano: Not your standard photographer, but a photographer who sets the standard

...and in fact, if, the world over, tripods and photographic equipment like our own are now photographed in exactly the same way, then we have to acknoweldge that it was Roberto Bigano who invented the standard when he first started shooting for Manfrotto, back in the days before digital. That way of making our heads, tripods and special products look that little bit more dynamic, more appealing, is all his...

Capturing the Classics: Alice Miller interviews Roberto Bigano for Hasselblad Website

“I use the multi-shot for almost everything apart from portraits – sometimes even in landscape photography,” explains Italian photographer Roberto Bigano. “The multi-shot makes the best of every situation, even when you need long exposures or the air is full of dust”. Roberto Bigano is a longstanding master of multi-shot technology and is frequently summoned when pinnacle image quality is of the essence.

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Fotografare un affresco nascosto? Allestire uns set di ripresa per automobile in un museo? Fotografare idettagli del timpano del Duomo di Orvieto che si trova a 33 metri dal suolo? Per queste e tante altre sfide Roberto Bigano riesce a trovare le soluzioni adatte. "Roberto Bigano, creatività e progetti speciali", intervista di Dario Bonazza

About seventy ivories from the twelfth century school of Amalfi, represent images from the Old and New Testament; these are kept at the San Matteo Diocesan Museum in Salerno. They are very finely hand carved and they have a unique charm, but, to this day, they are still pratically unknown

One of the most fascinating photographers in italy…. his impossible shooting is amazing!

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Roberto Bigano, classe 1953, nasce a San Bonifacio in provincia di Verona. Fa fotografie di editoria, still life e pubblicità dal 1979 e da più di dieci anni è il fotografo ufficiale di Lafarge-Roofing Italia.