Who are you? Sébastian Fissore, I’m an industrial designer, cultural manager and photographer based in Córdoba, Argentina. I write and photograph for virtual cultural sites and a local Rock Magazine. I think I’m a gig-photographer because I am a frustrated musician.
How did you get started? Eight years ago, when I finished college my parents gave me my first camera. After a couple of years I got a DSLR, do some workshops and the opportunity arose to make the first coverage of a local radio station. After several gigs I meet people from different media have given me the opportunity to photograph and see many national and international bands that pass through the city.
What’s in the bag?
- I have a Kata bag with:
- Canon T2i w/battery grip
- EF-S 18-55mm IS II
- EF 50mm f/1.8 II
- EF-S 55-250mm IS
- Tamron SP AF 28-75 f/2.8 XR Di LD.
- A little notebook and a pencil.
Which photographers do you admire? Too many to name, but any photographer who is able to generate some feeling with your photos is worthy of my admiration.
Your top 3 tips for music photographers?
- Get a 50 mm lens
- Respect the other photographers, they are working too
- Have fun and enjoy each gig
My favourite shot is? One of Tony Levin (Stickmen) in Teatro Libertador San Martin, might not be a good quality image but I really like how the light highlights the silhouette.
How can we find out more about you and find more of your work?
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/SebaFissoreFoto
- Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/sebarex/
- Website: www.sebafissore.com.ar
- Mail: sebafissore@gmail.com
Soy la heredera de su primer cámara. Una realidad a la que no hay forma de rendirle honores. La cámara no hace al fotógrafo. Hermosas fotografías las de Sebastián Fissore. Linda nota!