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Assos Cycling Photography
Sponsor Yourself I never thought much about the Assos tagline – but when I heard the philosophy from their marketing team it all made sense, and it actually led to where we are today… shooting photos...
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PatitucciPhoto Spring News
The European winter of 2013 seems to never end – even with spring officially upon us, the days are cold, snowy, and the forecast often without much sun. For some projects, this has been perfect, for...
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PatitucciPhoto Mountain Sport Photography Workshop
From the 2012 PatitucciPhoto workshop For the second year, we will be presenting a Mountain Sport Photography Workshop in Grindelwald, Switzerland. The dates are September 13 – 15, 2013 and is hosted...
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2013 Photo Summary
2013 was our 15th year together, it was also our best. Thankfully, I say that at the end of every year. Once again, it was a year of continual movement and countless experiences. Most importantly, we...
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North Korea Photography
Less than a month ago, my great friend and writer, Tim Neville, got the green light on a story idea he had pitched to Ski Magazine about the new ski resort in North Korea. As a photographer who can...
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PatitucciPhoto Summer 2014 News
Morning trail run with a super motivated friend, Belle – in Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland Summer is officially here! This means just one thing, staying outside and bouncing around the Alps climbing,...
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2014 Mountain Sport Photo Workshop
The Jungfrau Region is one of Switzerland’s most idyllic settings We’re pleased to announce that for the third straight year, we will be hosting a Mountain Sport Photo Workshop in Grindelwald,...
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Fall News and Summer Summary
All New Website Our big news is that we have launched an all new website, with new Portfolios and Project Galleries. In the past, our portfolio was kept to a minimum, but now thanks to a new layout we...
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Outdoor Industry Published Work
2014 was our 15th year working as full time photographers. After all these years, we’ve developed some great relationships with many of the people with whom we work. In fact, the outdoor industry has...
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Living and working in the Swiss Alps
In 2000 I made my first visit to Switzerland. It was time I met the family of my then girlfriend, Janine. It was also time that I laid eyes on the Alps. On my first morning, from Janine’s parents...
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2015 Alps Summer Photo Summary
Everyone in the Alps was a little on edge at the beginning of summer. No one wanted a repeat of 2014 – a summer we will all remember for 8 weeks of nearly ceaseless rain. The summer of 2015 would be...
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Switching from Canon to Sony for Mountain Sports
Real days out in the mountains, and the need for real weight saving without compromising quality. Sony a7II. For years I’ve dreamt of having a simple, compact camera I barely notice. One that can make...
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2015 Photography Year in Review
2015 has been the year of photography, not just for us, but it seems the whole world. The rise of Instagram and the ubiquitous selfie have saturated the lives of those who’ve chosen to be social...
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PatitucciPhoto Published Photography
Outdoor Industry Photography Even after 17 years working as pro mountain sport photographers for the outdoor industry, it still feels great to see our work used in prominent places. Likes and...
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Introducing ALPSinsight
The photography that we create does many things. It sells products & magazines, supports concepts, tells stories, and shows off places. But the one thing the very nature of our style consistently...
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Shishapangma South Face with Ueli Steck and David Göttler
May 29, 2016: Kathmandu, Nepal When I started as a photographer I simply wanted to document what I saw, to be a journalist, a National Geographic type shooting assignments where I responded to and...
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