What is your favourite analog camera, and why?
“The Olympus Trip 35, because of its design and simplicity. It was the first camera that made me interested in film photography.”
Berlin Photo Studio · Team
Lorenzo
Scutti
Customer service, camera sales and scan conversion
Photography
Present in the moment. Invisible to the subject.
Lorenzo describes the most distinctive quality of his photography as the ability to remain invisible to the subject while still being fully present in the moment. His approach is attentive and unobtrusive: observing what is happening without interrupting it.
This sensitivity also shapes how he works with people in the studio—listening first, understanding what they need and helping them move confidently through cameras, film and laboratory choices.
Second questionnaire
Camera, film and the discipline of composition.
Lorenzo’s favourite camera is the one that first opened the door to analog photography. His current working combination asks for a different kind of attention: wide, monochrome and deliberate.
What camera and lens are you using now?
“Right now I use a Nikon FE2 with a 24mm lens.”
What is your favourite film stock, and what do you like about it?
“Fomapan. I like its versatility.”
Which development process do you use for that film?
“A standard black-and-white development process.”
What do you most enjoy photographing with this combination?
“I like the challenge of this combination. A wide field of view in black and white makes me think more carefully about composition.”
Inside the studio
From the counter to the finished scan.
Lorenzo joined Berlin Photo Studio in May 2026 after contacting Emiliano directly. His principal responsibilities are customer service, camera sales and scan conversion.
He brought previous experience in customer service, selling cameras, Lightroom and other software, together with a growing knowledge of analog photography. This combination allows him to connect the technical side of the workflow with the questions customers bring into the shop.
Community
The value appears when people gather.
For Lorenzo, the studio’s community value becomes clearest through projects and events that involve many people. Workshops, gatherings and shared photographic experiences show how the studio can be more than a place where film is processed or cameras are sold.
His time at Berlin Photo Studio has made him more focused and organised while giving him useful business skills. Looking ahead, he wants to deepen his knowledge of film, strengthen his camera-sales practice and continue developing as a photographer.
Follow Lorenzo
Photography, work and what comes next.
Follow Lorenzo’s photographic practice on Instagram or return to the About page to meet the rest of the people behind Berlin Photo Studio.