Piero Ribelli is an Italian photographer based in New York since 1987.
Ranging from travel, portraiture and photojournalism, his photographs have appeared on magazines and publications around the world, including Jazz Express in England, Esquire Japan, Skywritings in Jamaica, Il Mondo in Italy and The New York Times in the United States.
“50 MAIN STREET, The Face of America,” is a collection of stories and portraits of people living at the same address across all the 50 States of the Union. Piero Ribelli’s new book now is available at your local bookstore or online and look for comments from Mike Rowe, Ken Burns, Dolly Parton and more.
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Inspiring! Thanks Piero. We are greatly honored to have taken a part in your book and adventures. We love our town of High Springs, FL! WOW! After 40 years, my parents still own and operate their hardware store. Often people ask how you were so successful for so long. Hard work, doing the right thing, and putting the people first (treating your customers and moreover your friends good). My memories growing up in Sheffield’s Hardware store are priceless and have made me what I am today. Thanks Mom & Dad (Bobby and Janice Sheffield), I Love You, Janet
I am happy and proud to say that the man on the cover is my grandfather, and that me and my
Cousin also had the opportunity to be apart of this book!
This looks like the perfect book to enjoy while sitting on the patio with a good glass of wine. Can’t wait to do just that.