Offsights is a collection of black and white photography by Lucio Garofalo. It contains images from 1978 to the present.
Nearly all images presented in Offsights are shot on film in various formats: 20×25 cm and 10×12 cm view camera, 6×7 cm
reflex, 6×6 cm TLR, 6×4.5 cm reflex, and 35 mm reflex.  All film images are developed and scanned by the author, who
continues to use film as much as possible. While every format has a raison d’être, he finds the square of the Rolleiflex the
most interesting, as its static quality and lack of interchangeable lenses mean that “the square” must be won by dynamic
composition.