An editorial at The Tuscan coast, Tuscany
Editorial · July 2020

Linen, dunes,
and the sea
instead of
a villa

The Tuscan coast · Tuscany

A shoot on the Tuscan coast, made entirely out of what a beach gives you: white linen, wind, marram grass, bare feet and an hour of low sun. No architecture, no flowers on a table — two people, sand, and cloth moving.

Him, on the sand
In black and white
Into the dunes
Sitting in the grass
Marram grass, and a hand in it
The headpiece
Close
White, against the sky
Peach silk, moving
The shoes, off

Cloth, wind,
and nothing
behind it

The Tuscan coast · July

The Tuscan coast · July
Down to the water
Her, in black and white
Turned
The earring
Hair, and wind

The same light
as the other
half of
the year

This is the Italian shoot that looks most like California, and it was not planned that way. A dune, an open shirt and a low sun photograph the same on either coast.

Which is the useful thing it left behind: the coastal weddings I photograph in Orange County and San Diego are lit exactly like this, and the decisions were made here first.

Coastal weddings in California
Laughing
Hands, walking
The bouquet
Red, against white
In the dunes, late
The Tuscan coast, in July

Two people,and an hourof low sun

How I work
What the tide left
The stationery, on sand
The team Tuscany
Location
The Tuscan coast
Photography
Stefano Casati

Photographs by Stefano Casati. A styled editorial, not a wedding — the full supplier list should follow the one published with the shoot.

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