Mattia Micheli
Mattia Micheli/Parallelozero01A shooting instructor at the National Shooting Range in Perugia, Italy.
Mattia Micheli/Parallelozero02Townspeople fire off guns in Oliena, Italy during *S’Incontru*, an ancient ceremony celebrating Easter.
Mattia Micheli/Parallelozero03A former veterinarian sits in his trophy room in Collepepe, Italy.
Mattia Micheli/Parallelozero04A couple on their wedding day in Massa Martana, Italy.
Mattia Micheli/Parallelozero05Targets at an “old West” shooting tournament at Devil’s Club shooting range in Arezzo, Italy.
Mattia Micheli/Parallelozero06A man checks out a gun at an ammunitions store in Bastia Umbra, Perugia.
Mattia Micheli/Parallelozero07A young boy at the National Shooting Range in Perugia, Italy. You must be 10 years old to practice with an air gun and 14 years old to practice with regular firearms.
Mattia Micheli/Parallelozero08Two security guards train how to safely disarm some one at a shooting range in Passignano, Italy.
Mattia Micheli/Parallelozero09Tattoo on the leg of a gun collector in Florence, Italy. The “B/B” indicates a particular type of ammunition.
Mattia Micheli/Parallelozero10Painting of Maria Palimodde, the first woman to shoot in the S’Incontru in Oliena, Italy.
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