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Ladakh is a land outside world, isolated by the mountains for most of the year and full of Indian tourists from June to September, presents itself as a unique and inimitable place. Place of ancient Buddhist monasteries, people of different ethnicities, fascinating landscapes and unpredictable weather, is a great destination to reach and live every day. Maybe, Perhaps, It Should Be: Ladakh is a long-term project (started in 2015 and will end in 2020) that describes the insecurity of this place and the firmness and the pride with which the local people struggle every day against adversity. A place to visit, a land to love.

About author:

I started as a professional photographer of still life advertising in the mid-nineties but never abandon the passion for reportage that has nevertheless led me to develop several projects. I am now a digital imaging consultant and I developing some personal long-term reportage project including Maybe, Perhaps, It Should Be: Ladakh that will be a book about Himalayan area of Ladakh. I’m working now steadily for over 10 years with a major company in the field of photography and I am a trainer and a digital image consultant from 15 years.

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