Virginia Del Giudice

Virginia Del Giudice   architecture photographers

Since Virginia Del Giudice opened her first studio in 1995, her photography has been stamped with a mix of simple, minimalist style and a deep appreciation for the use of natural light. Such principles have turned her into a respected regular contributor to major magazines around the world, including Vogue, AD, Elle Deco, and Interiors.

As well as publishing editorials often accompanied by her own text for books and magazines, Virginia dedicates her time to personal work, using plate cameras and old copying systems.

Virginia defines herself as a passionate object specialist, and shot part of her collection for a series of photographs entitled 'Vanitas ', due to be shown at the Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires, from May 23rd to June 16th.

Virginia Del Giudice   architecture photographers

Virginia Del Giudice has a very sensitive eye for using natural light to photograph stills and interiors. Working with film on both medium and large format cameras, her incredibly detailed slides are recognised for the particular colour treatment they employ.

Working as a freelancer from Argentina, Virginia has been commissioned by some of the best magazines around the world, including Vogue, Elle Deco, Interiors, and AD. She has also featured in a large selection of interiors and architecture books.

The photos in this Showcase come from a story about Santa Cándida, a house dating from the 1840's that belonged to the first Argentinian president General Urquiza.

Virginia Del Giudice   architecture photographers

With a particular sensibility for natural light, photographer Virginia Del Giudice shoots interiors for major decoration magazines across the globe. Her work is distinguished by stylistic simplicity and the overall quality of her analogue images.

This featured photo series forms part of a short anthropological project that looks at a selection of Argentinean houses that have received subsidies for the creative arts from the Antorchas Foundation.

Virginia Del Giudice   architecture photographers

A cultured and refined artist who loves to go on travels and record them through colour has created a summer house on the shores of a lagoon and filled it with unique objects - Amaltea, a simple yet sophisticated pavilion of European inspiration.

Virginia Del Giudice went through Joaquin Molina's house with her camera and wrote the text for 'Memory Bank', which was used as the cover story for the August edition of The World of Interiors.

Virginia Del Giudice   architecture photographers

Virginia Del Giudice is an interiors photographer with particular expertise in natural light. She continues working with film, and writes her own texts.

Her stories are published in some of the best magazines in the world, The World of Interiors, Vogue, Elle Deco, AD among others.

On a grey, wet day, Virginia took a series of photographs in the Prado, a district of Montevideo. The house featured here is today pretty well abandoned but was an embassy during the Second World War and later the residence of a Uruguayan president. These photos were published in the Dutch Residence magazine.

Virginia Del Giudice   architecture photographers

Virginia Del Giudice first opened her studio in 1995 after working as a photographer's assistant in New York.

Her photographs are always lit using natural light and are characterised by the simplicity of her composition and the objects she chooses.

She photographs interiors, still life, landscapes and food, and her portraits are sensitive with great attention to detail.

Virginia lives in Buenos Aires, and works with some of the world's most renowned magazines Interiors, AD, Elle, Amica, Residence and Vogue.