10 Best Sorrento Photo Spots: From Our Local Photographers (2026)
Sorrento photo spots run from the cliff-top railings of Villa Comunale at golden hour to the sun-bleached fishing skiffs of Marina Grande just after...
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My style is clear and all about spontaneity. I prefer to shoot in majesty places and in beautiful landscapes. I would love that the people in front of my camera feel free to express themselves to get the most real shoots that at the end of the day are the most beautiful. One of my special service is PRINTED PHOTOS at the moment of the shooting, this way you can take with you your printed shoot.
I like photography of course, I think my job give me the opportunity to shoot some of the best moments of people lives, and in some way to participate in it. I love my family, I have two beautiful princesses taking me a lot of time and energy but giving me at the same time all their love! The third thing is to travel, I always look for the next place to visit, to explore and to share with other people. I love to discover new places and new cultures. That’s why I choose to join this platform, to meet new people fro all over the world and enjoy the cultural exchange.
One of the best place closed to my place is for sure Positano and the Amalfi Coast in general. One of the best place to shoot is also Naples with his Castel dell’Ovo and Posillipo landscape. Also you should consider the magic atmosphere of the places the tourist sometimes don’t consider, such us a typical Neapolitan house or the typical ceramic shop in Vietri or Positano or medieval castle in Lettere, really nice to take pictures enjoying the Vesuvio landscape. We would also recommend off the beaten track locations like Minori, Furore and the Fjord at Furore. Fortunately, our place is full of attraction and characteristic places to enjoy and to use as a perfect frame for yours pictures.
English and Spanish.
Giuseppe & Steven are our handpicked Sorrento photographer team, an editorial duo most often booked for multigenerational family sessions and editorial couples work along the Sorrentine Peninsula. Their two-photographer setup lets them work at a scale solo shooters cannot, comfortably staging twelve-person family groups in Piazza Tasso while one captures wide environmental frames and the other moves through intimate detail shots.
Giuseppe & Steven are based on the central Tyrrhenian coast and cover the full stretch from Sorrento through the Amalfi villages. Their Sorrento territory includes Marina Grande for the painted fishing boats, Villa Comunale for the cliffside Vesuvius panorama, and the Vallone dei Mulini gorge overlook for the dramatic green ruins frame. They also work the cathedral facade in Piazza Tasso for family group portraits, where the pedestrianised square gives grandparents and small children easy footing, and the lemon grove at Il Giardino di Vigliano for the warm yellow palette that signals the peninsula instantly.
Beyond Sorrento, the duo covers Positano, Praiano, Amalfi, Atrani, and Ravello, the cinematic cliffside towns south along the SS163. They are comfortable with the Villa Cimbrone marble busts session for editorial couples in Ravello and the Atrani breakwater for family group frames. For two-stop sessions, they often pair a Sorrento morning at Marina Grande with a midday Positano walk, using the routing logic from the Sorrento photo spots resources around ferry schedules and SS145 access.
Giuseppe & Steven speak Italian and conversational English, and their bookings cluster around families, anniversary trips, and editorial couples work. Their style is editorial and warmly directed: they shape groups quickly, capture the in-between moments without losing composition, and rarely let a session run over the planned window. Clients who book the Silver and Gold packages for two-location runs frequently land with them, including multigenerational anniversary shoots and three-generation family weeks that typify the Sorrento photographer cost packages content. They also shoot proposals at the Villa Comunale terrace, and Marina Grande is referenced in the Sorrento proposal guide. Expect quick group choreography, calm pacing under busy conditions, and a gallery turnaround that lands inside the four-business-day window.
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