Carlo Lorenzetti

Carlo Lorenzetti roamed the streets of Rome with a camera and a bicycle, shooting black-and-white photos nobody asked for: stray cats, shutters half-open, a single glove on a café chair. He didn’t chase fame; he chased the moment when light hits a face just right. Try his photograph “Amorino,” a boy in profile whose shadow curls like a comma on the wall behind him—it’s the kind of picture that makes you slow down on your next walk.