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As suggested by @Worldbruce I'll write here the biography to let someone uninvolved improve the article.
Luca Bracali (Pistoia, 12 April 1965) began his career as a photographer and reporter for sports newspapers and as a correspondent for the Motocross World Championships, MotoGP, and later Formula 1.
During his career he has written many articles for travel, culture and tourism magazines and thirteen of his books have been published (Storia Illustrata di Pistoia, [1] I colori del viaggio, SOS Pianeta Terra, [2] A rose is a rose is a rose, [3] Amor Maris. I miti scolpiti di Alba Gonzales, [4] Fantasie della Terra, [5] Myanmar. The true essence, [6] Pianeta Terra. Un mondo da salvare, [7] L’Italia vista da Parigi, Rapa Nui. Genesi di un restauro fra storia, leggende e misteri, India. Sulle tracce di Madre Teresa di Calcutta, Il respiro della natura 1, Il respiro della natura 2, Ghiaccio fragile). In 27 years of reportage he has travelled to 145 countries.
Luca Bracali is closely involved with environmental issues, such as the ice-melt and global warming, as can be seen from the photos he has taken in the Antarctic and Arctic regions. Through photographic projects he has collaborated with polar researchers from the University of Alaska, Fairbanks and the Barneo Ice Camp, which was the starting point for a Ski Eco-Expedition to the geographic North Pole in 2009. Thanks to these Polar expeditions, broadcast on more than forty radio and television programmes, he was able to become a member of APECS (Association of Polar Early Career Scientists) and subsequently has collaborated with IASC (International Arctic Science Committee).
Since 2010 his pictures have been exhibited in museums and galleries in Roma, Milano, Napoli, Bologna, Sofia Kiev, Odessa, Copenaghen, Hofn, Bruxelles, Yangon, Montreal and New York City, showing his own particular way of conceiving a photograph - a geometric composition of saturated colours where light plays a fundamental role. Luca Bracali is also busy in the television industry and after one year as the tv host of a travel and adventure program aired on Sky satellite, he became the director of "Easy Driver", [8] a weekly television program on Rai 1 and then collaborations in the sections " Uno Mattina", "Il caffè di Rai Uno" and " Linea Verde". With Rai 2 Bracali he collaborates in particular with "Tg2" and "Tg2 Storie", but also with "Niagara", "Ore 14" and "La prima cosa bella", a special where he documents exclusively with the drone Florence, Rome, Milan in lockdown ". For the "Kilimangiaro" feature broadcast on Rai 3, Bracali has been making a series of documentaries on the world since 2017. He is the author and producer of a project called Planet Explorer, a photographic and video live-tour, designed specifically for the web which in 2020 reaches its fourteenth edition after Iceland, South Africa, United States, Greece, Morocco, Norway, Vietnam, Ireland, Scotland, Switzerland, Australia, Malta, the Azores and Italy. As Professor of photography for the Lorenzo de Medici and The Darkroom in Florence, he has taught photography courses at the Academy of Canon and then he subsequently became "ambassador" for Fujifilm. He has received thirteen awards at international photography competitions related to photography and reportage. He is the author of the cover of The last Thule, the latest album of Francesco Guccini and eighteen reports published by National Geographic [9] as well as various publications on the New York Post, USA Today Post, Lens Culture, Fox News, PetaPixel, Daily Express, Daily Star, Daily Telegraph and The Sun. His most important exhibition, "Arctic under attack", will be exhibited in April 2017 in the European Parliament. Also in 2017 he became ambassador of the non-profit association "Save the Planet". The Minor Planet Center in Cambridge [10] (USA) gave his name to the 198.616° asteroid discovered.
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As suggested by @Worldbruce I'll write here the biography to let someone uninvolved improve the article.
Luca Bracali (Pistoia, 12 April 1965) began his career as a photographer and reporter for sports newspapers and as a correspondent for the Motocross World Championships, MotoGP, and later Formula 1.
During his career he has written many articles for travel, culture and tourism magazines and thirteen of his books have been published (Storia Illustrata di Pistoia, [1] I colori del viaggio, SOS Pianeta Terra, [2] A rose is a rose is a rose, [3] Amor Maris. I miti scolpiti di Alba Gonzales, [4] Fantasie della Terra, [5] Myanmar. The true essence, [6] Pianeta Terra. Un mondo da salvare, [7] L’Italia vista da Parigi, Rapa Nui. Genesi di un restauro fra storia, leggende e misteri, India. Sulle tracce di Madre Teresa di Calcutta, Il respiro della natura 1, Il respiro della natura 2, Ghiaccio fragile). In 27 years of reportage he has travelled to 145 countries.
Luca Bracali is closely involved with environmental issues, such as the ice-melt and global warming, as can be seen from the photos he has taken in the Antarctic and Arctic regions. Through photographic projects he has collaborated with polar researchers from the University of Alaska, Fairbanks and the Barneo Ice Camp, which was the starting point for a Ski Eco-Expedition to the geographic North Pole in 2009. Thanks to these Polar expeditions, broadcast on more than forty radio and television programmes, he was able to become a member of APECS (Association of Polar Early Career Scientists) and subsequently has collaborated with IASC (International Arctic Science Committee).
Since 2010 his pictures have been exhibited in museums and galleries in Roma, Milano, Napoli, Bologna, Sofia Kiev, Odessa, Copenaghen, Hofn, Bruxelles, Yangon, Montreal and New York City, showing his own particular way of conceiving a photograph - a geometric composition of saturated colours where light plays a fundamental role. Luca Bracali is also busy in the television industry and after one year as the tv host of a travel and adventure program aired on Sky satellite, he became the director of "Easy Driver", [8] a weekly television program on Rai 1 and then collaborations in the sections " Uno Mattina", "Il caffè di Rai Uno" and " Linea Verde". With Rai 2 Bracali he collaborates in particular with "Tg2" and "Tg2 Storie", but also with "Niagara", "Ore 14" and "La prima cosa bella", a special where he documents exclusively with the drone Florence, Rome, Milan in lockdown ". For the "Kilimangiaro" feature broadcast on Rai 3, Bracali has been making a series of documentaries on the world since 2017. He is the author and producer of a project called Planet Explorer, a photographic and video live-tour, designed specifically for the web which in 2020 reaches its fourteenth edition after Iceland, South Africa, United States, Greece, Morocco, Norway, Vietnam, Ireland, Scotland, Switzerland, Australia, Malta, the Azores and Italy. As Professor of photography for the Lorenzo de Medici and The Darkroom in Florence, he has taught photography courses at the Academy of Canon and then he subsequently became "ambassador" for Fujifilm. He has received thirteen awards at international photography competitions related to photography and reportage. He is the author of the cover of The last Thule, the latest album of Francesco Guccini and eighteen reports published by National Geographic [9] as well as various publications on the New York Post, USA Today Post, Lens Culture, Fox News, PetaPixel, Daily Express, Daily Star, Daily Telegraph and The Sun. His most important exhibition, "Arctic under attack", will be exhibited in April 2017 in the European Parliament. Also in 2017 he became ambassador of the non-profit association "Save the Planet". The Minor Planet Center in Cambridge [10] (USA) gave his name to the 198.616° asteroid discovered.