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Claudio Neri
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Claudio Neri
I am a Web project specialist in one of the most important NGOs for the protection of the environment and animals and my work, although stimulating and full of challenges, takes me to sit at the desk of the office or even at home, for long hours every day.The best escape I can find is total immersion in nature, with its silence and its noises, with its wonders and its contradictions.
Sometimes, magic can be found right on our doorstep. This portfolio of images is a tribute to the regional park that I have cherished since childhood, a place filled with happy memories and an unbreakable bond with nature.
The paths that wind through gentle hills and wide meadows were witnesses to my first explorations, with my father by my side teaching me the secrets of nature. The birdsong accompanied us on long afternoon walks. The lush forests, with their stillness and the scent of moss, were an escape from everyday life. And finally, the panoramic views that opened up to the horizon filled my heart with a deep sense of gratitude for the beauty of our planet.
Every corner of this park is rich with memories, tied to my father and the time we spent together. Our walks, the conversations between father and teenage son, our shared love of nature: a precious legacy that I carry with me in my heart.
Exploring this regional park is not just a geographical journey, but an invitation to rediscover the beauty of nearby places, often overlooked. It is a journey back in time, a tribute to our roots, and an act of love for the planet.
In an age where we are more fascinated by traveling to distant destinations, it is important to remember that beauty can also be found right around the corner. Exploring our surroundings not only allows us to discover unexpected treasures, but it also reduces the environmental impact of long-distance travel. Admiring and experiencing nature close to home becomes a way to live more consciously and sustainably.