The Crowd - Gabriele Micalizzi

Witnessing the devastating impact of water flooding in villages like Cangkring, Demak, and Timbulsloko, Gabriele Micalizzi stood steadfast, documenting the harrowing realities of displacement and adaptation. From submerged homes to makeshift walkways, the Leica SL3 reveals the stark truth of communities forced to evolve in the face of relentless rising tides and changing landscapes.

[nikitaiudin]

Exceptional and inspiring video, love it! As a photojounalist - I share my respect to Gabriele.

[junichinomura]

this one is the best video with real leica photographer please continue this kind of video 😁👍📸

[AlexanderBischof]

Absolutely can second those comments here. WeLOVE Leica, not only for great products, but for showing reality and having photographers like him here or for example Dominic Nahr, showing the negative sides of humanity.

[MiladJP]

You know why I love Leica? Not only do I love the Cameras and Lenses, but the fact that you are willing to dig into these topics of war, famine, conflict and crisis for many decades, while other manufacturers only focus on showing the often fake side of life, retouched a million times by fake lightning inside a studio, or with many layers of filters. Leica does not need a filter, the Leica dares to show the truth, and this is why I respect, ...no I LOVE LEICA ❤

[Npayusov]

Congrats, Leica! This is an awesome ad!

[wookchang]

I respect you, and your invaluable work, Sig. Micalizzi.

[jamesrice]

May be one of the best Leica videos I've seen in a long time.

[MichaelKussmaul]

Great work from an incredible photographer. Great video why you should use a Leica.

[nikitaiudin]

By the way, what's the music used for this ad?

[WongTanabaNg]

Leica has excellent optic where only few lense makers can compete mostly from Germany I guess

[philipsutton]

I kinda get it. I usually don't like these Leica adds (in fact I detest them) - particularly after they 'wheeled out' Steve McCurry, after he used Nikon for over 40yrs to establish his career. They made it look like because of Leica, he is where he is today. However, it was because of his countless film images he took on his trusty Nikon for all of those years (even Afghan Girl), that he is where he is today. Furthermore - they forget that Leica came at the end of his career. Also, these adds, make us assume that without a Leica it would be impossible to get any photos in these kinds of genres - to the contrary - there are many war and documentary photographers with great careers using Nikon, Canon etc. However, I must say that this bloke looks like the real deal!