Tuscan photographer David Glauso has found the ideal tool in the Fujifilm GFX 100 medium format system to shape intimate and spontaneous portrait photography. The decision to switch to a larger sensor stems from the pursuit of richer images, with tonal rendering and three-dimensionality capable of enhancing faces and expressions.

In his fashion photography, Glauso aims to create a strong connection between the subject and the viewer. The focus is primarily on the gazes and small details, elements that contribute to conveying authentic emotions and telling a story without artifice.

Medium format allows him to achieve an extraordinary amount of detail and remarkable visual depth, characteristics that give the images a refined and almost tactile quality. The photographer prefers a natural and discreet approach, leaving room for the subjects' personalities and building an elegant aesthetic, far from excesses.

Thanks to the combination of technique and artistic sensitivity, David Glauso creates portraits with a strong visual impact, in which the sharpness and color quality offered by the Fujifilm GFX 100 become tools for photographic expression and storytelling.

When fire is a blade that unites gazes: the medium-format portraits of David Glauso