STEVIM photos and videos by Salvatore Di Stefano 360°

Carlentini, Sicilia

STEVIM Photos and Videos by Salvatore Di Stefano

A contemporary photographic studio in southeastern Sicily offering professional services across weddings, portraiture, and commercial work.

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At a glance

STEVIM is a well-equipped photographic studio operating in Carlentini, in the province of Syracuse. The studio combines traditional event photography with specialized commercial and portrait services, serving clients across Syracuse and Catania provinces.

History

Founded by Salvatore Di Stefano, STEVIM has established itself as one of the most advanced studios in its region, building a reputation for professional standards and technical expertise.

What you see

The studio is a professional photography facility equipped with contemporary cameras, lighting, and digital editing technology. Its workspace includes dedicated areas for different types of shoots—from formal portraiture to event coverage.

Cultural significance

STEVIM reflects the evolution of photography in Sicily, demonstrating how local artisans integrate modern digital techniques with traditional portrait and event documentation practices that remain central to Sicilian social life.

Key facts

Address: Piazza Armando Diaz, 40, Carlentini
Coordinates: 37.2755297, 15.0144572
Phone: 0956783796
Website: http://www.stevim.com

Practical information

The studio offers photographic and video services for weddings, baptisms, eighteen-year celebrations, and other events, alongside specialized portrait work for models, pregnant women, and newborns. Contact the studio directly via phone or website to discuss your project and book a session.

Getting there

STEVIM is located on Piazza Armando Diaz in central Carlentini. You can reach the studio by telephone at 0956783796 or visit their website for directions and appointment scheduling.

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