Mauro Pastore, Author at 35mmc

Mauro Pastore

Mauro Pastore is a former full-time professional photographer now hobbyist photographer based in Dublin, Ireland. His career started in the 80s in Milan, Italy as personal assistant of the fashion photographer Franco Bottino. Although his experience of over 40 years he keeps the passion of eternal apprentice always looking for new discovers. Nowadays I am based in Dublin and the world of photography changed a lot since that time, but my passion of eternal apprentice always hungry for new discovers still unchanged.

Mauro Pastore's Posts

7 October, 2017

Canon EOS 300x & 40mm f/2.8 STM Review – My Compact Camera – by Mauro Pastore

By Mauro Pastore

A few years ago I decided to look for a compact camera to always carry with me. After trying a couple of rangefinder, a plastic point-and-shot and a couple of Minox, none of whi...

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