Giacomo Brogi (Born 1822) was a photographer who was born and raised in Italy. He always had a strong passion for photography since his childhood. He found that photography was the perfect medium and means to capture the beauty and the essence of his subjects through his own unique style, approach and vision. Brogi was engaged as a photographer by many clients for a very long time, and in the course of his work, he received many awards since he was good at choosing the subject matter and capturing them in a way that made them look very realistic. He’s been recognized by many for his keenness to detail. He died on 29th November, 1881, and after death, his photographic work was continued by his son Carlo. In 1864, he created his own studio in Florence. The studio was located in Corso Tintori and it was his first studio. Brogi He began traveling around Italy and later, in 1868, he traveled to the Middle East in areas including Syria, Egypt and Palestine. He liked all kinds of images but he preferred to shoot mostly architectural work. His art, particularly the framed Giacomo Brogi art, are much liked by many clients because they can be used to decorate any space. They are also liked because Brogi knew how to choose subject matter that many people of all ages can relate to. The photographer was working in Italy and he made many connections and eventually became associated with the Photographic Society of Italy.