Travel Notes
For the past 20 years, my camera has been a quiet companion through crowded cities, remote paths, and the pauses in between.
Here, in this quiet corner of the internet, I share fragments from those journeys.
A visual journal of moments that lingered. No filters, no grand statements.
Just memories, held still in time.
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Brasília: Between Silence and Utopia
Sent to Brasília on assignment for Aé magazine, I found more than architecture. I found silence, tension, memory — and something surprisingly personal.
Rediscovering the Everyday: Six Simple Ways to See Differently Through Photography
Step back from perfection and reconnect with what matters. In this post, photographer Bruno Candiotto shares six simple ways to rediscover everyday beauty through the lens.
Tiny People, Vast Landscapes: Why My Photos Look the Way They Do
Why are people so small in my photographs? Learn how scale, presence, and hidden narratives shape my vision behind the lens — and invite you to see more than what’s visible.
Architecture Through My Lens: Shapes, Stories, and Silent Details
Through minimalist photos, Bruno Candiotto explores the essence of architecture — not as design, but as experience. A quiet look at form, light, and the passage of time.
Capturing Contrasts: 20 Years of City Streets, Quiet Corners, and Stories in Between
Photographer Bruno Candiotto opens his visual journal, reflecting on two decades of capturing contrasts — from the rush of global cities to the quiet corners of rural life.
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This blog is where I share quiet stories behind the photographs.
Moments that moved me — sometimes in faraway places, sometimes just around the corner.It’s less about chasing perfect images and more about noticing what stays.
Simple things. Honest light. Real memories.A collection of reflections from a photographer, a traveler, and a father — still exploring the world, one quiet step at a time.
© Bruno Candiotto