Mario Renzi — 30 Years Inside Formula 1 Photography
From Art in the Paddock · 01:34:06
Show by Art Vega
Mario Renzi is one of the most experienced and respected photographers in Formula 1, with nearly three decades covering the sport from the inside.In this episode, we explore his journey from architectural photography to working directly for Formula 1, and how the role of a photographer has evolved through major changes in the sport—from film to digital, and from the Bernie Ecclestone era to today’s global media landscape.We also discuss:How he approaches race weekendsThe importance of emotion in photographyThe balance between creativity and responsibilityAnd his perspective on social media and the new generation of photographersA thoughtful and honest conversation about the love for what you do, staying humble, and what it means to see Formula 1 through a lens that goes where very few have access.Please rate this episode and subscribe, this would help me a lot to keep making these interviews! 🎙️ Art in the Paddock
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