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About Elisa Bessega
Elisa Bessega (@umeshoku) is a Photography Videography creator on Instagram, also filed under Photography & Video. The account has 6,405 followers and 252 published posts. Recent posts average 399 likes and 14 comments, an engagement rate of 6.97%.
Elisa Bessega belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Elisa Bessega follows 1,413 accounts, so the audience is roughly 4.5 times the size of the list followed. Elisa Bessega uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Elisa Bessega under Photography Videography, with Photography & Video as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Elisa Bessega runs to 7 words across 4 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Elisa Bessega dates from October 2026.
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252 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Elisa Bessega, 9 are carousels and 1 is a single image. That mix leans toward carousels. 252 published posts give Elisa Bessega a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 25 followers for each post published. Elisa Bessega also keeps 10 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 146 words each. Words that recur across them include ferrino, always, mountain, instinct and work. The captions tag #ferrino, #ferrinooutdoor, #ultrawest, #ultrarunning and #leadville100.
I followed him around to document the hard work. Tough job, but someone had to do it 😮💨
(Although sometimes it actually was hard, given last spring’s poor snow conditions.)
In the end, the testing paid off and the result is a super interesting article, now in print!
Issue 163 of magazine, out now. Also available in English outside Italy.
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“Carnia has always been free and matriarchal”
Silvio keeps coming back to this phrase. Between beers, he also tells us about Carnia Libera, an experiment in democratic self-government led by the Italian Resistance which, between the summer and autumn of 1944, preceded the recognition of women’s right to vote in Italy by two years.
In local elections, the right to vote was granted to heads of households, including women when they held that role. It wasn’t universal suffrage yet, but in a society where economic and social responsibilities had been shared between men and women for centuries, and with men away for work or at the front, it was a pragmatic recognition of an existing reality.
A reality we also find in Carnia’s traditional crafts, especially textiles, where women have continued to pass down their skills and run businesses.
In Trelli, we meet Dina Della Schiava and her daughter Chiara, the daughter and granddaughter of a Portatrice, who still sew scarpez by hand today. Born out of poverty and made from old scraps of fabric, these traditional shoes have since become internationally renowned cult objects.
Then there’s Maria Teresa De Antoni, who has been running her own boiled wool business for decades, and Silvia Di Piazza, who creates contemporary rugs using the hand-tufting technique in her workshop in Comeglians, selling them across Europe and beyond.
But this story goes beyond gender. It’s also about the relationship with a mountain region that continues to lose its population, and the determination of those who choose to stay, keeping traditions alive or creating entirely new ways to make a living.
“And Carnia must remain free,” Silvio adds. This time, the threat isn’t armies at the border, but the risk that concrete, speculation and mass tourism will end up bringing the “Dolomites model” here too. We’ll see. For now, over that beer, we like to think Silvio is right.
You can read the full story, written by and photographed by me, in Mountain Journal, Issue 4.
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“Carnia has always been free and matriarchal”
Silvio says this over an excellent craft beer at the foot of Monte Zoncolan, on day two of our trip through Carnia. and I are here to tell the story of this region for Mountain Journal from a particular perspective: the women who shaped its history.
Silvio Ortis, president of Albergo Diffuso Borgo Soandri, is explaining how important it is for these valleys, threatened by depopulation, to attract the right kind of tourism without becoming enslaved by it. And indeed, at first glance, Carnia doesn’t seem particularly interested in pleasing visitors. But perhaps that’s exactly what makes it so authentic.
We tell him about our day with Nice Matiz and Giovanna Lepre, two members of the Maria Plozner Mentil historical reenactment group, both descendants of the Portatrici, the women who carried supplies to the front during the First World War. They brought their ancestors’ stories to life for us, retracing the paths to the trenches wearing traditional clothing and “scarpez”, with their gerle (wicker baskets) on their backs.
During the First World War, the women of Timau, Paluzza, Cleulis and other villages in Carnia climbed these paths to the front, each carrying up to 40 kg of food, medicine and ammunition. They were paid one and a half lire per journey and risked their lives, but that work also represented the first form of economic emancipation for local women.
“But Carnia has always been free and matriarchal,” Silvio repeats. He tells us that women had been the backbone of these valleys long before the war.
Since the 1500s, as a border region, Carnia has lived off trade with Central European countries. Men would leave in autumn carrying spices and textiles and return in spring. For half the year, the villages of Carnia were inhabited mainly by women, the elderly and children. And it was the women who kept the households, fields, properties and shops running.
(Part 2 in the next post)
Very thankful to my guide and partner in crime. Working in high alpine terrain is not something to take lightly, and good results are always a team effort 🌌
Instinct 30+5 is the essence of mountaineering, made for those who feel at home in the vertical world. Developed on rock and ice, it’s built to follow you higher, step after step, adventure after adventure.
🎒Discover it.
🔗Link in bio
#ferrino #ferrinooutdoor
Trust your instinct.
Take in the view.
🎒Discover the Instinct collection
🔗Link in bio
#ferrino #ferrinooutdoor
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Stay tuned to discover more!
🎬Première:
📅27th of October, h 19,30
📍Milano Montagna Festival
Fondazione Feltrinelli, viale Pasubio 5, Milano (Italy)
🔜...More dates to come!
📽️A movie by Elisa Bessega and Lorenzo Barutta
🏔️With Enrico Mosetti and Matteo Sarto
#ferrino #ferrinooutdoor
Come tutte le migliori idee, nasce nel più semplice dei modi: esattamente un anno fa, davanti a una birra, Filo mi ha proposto di andare in Colorado a girare un Western sull’ultrarunning, e io ho risposto sì. Easy peasy. Da lì in poi comincia la parte complicata, ma quella ve la racconteremo dal vivo.
Ultrawest è il mio (nostro) primo progetto video, per certi aspetti è grezzo e molte cose potevano essere fatte meglio, però è sincero (sicuramente prodotto con molta più passione che budget 😅). Abbiamo giocato un po’ a fare gli Hunter Thompson attraversando le Rocky Mountains a bordo di un’auto a noleggio che è stata la nostra casa per 10 giorni, e ci siamo divertiti.
Come ci siamo detti spesso per sdrammatizzare: se da un lato siamo consapevoli che l’argomento interesserà sì e no a trenta persone, dall’altro sappiamo con certezza che ci saranno almeno trenta persone che avranno piacere di vederlo. Questo film è per loro, ma anche per chi è curioso di scoprire il fil rouge che lega cowboys, città minerarie in declino e gente che corre gare di 100 miglia.
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Grazie a, e, birreria del 💜, che hanno supportato il progetto dal primo giorno.
Grazie a per il montaggio ma soprattutto per essere entrato talmente dentro al mood da aver registrato una soundrack da paura insieme al gruppo.
Grazie al design della mitica perché questa locandina (ispirata al classicone Death Rides a Horse) è una cannonata.
Grazie soprattutto a che mi ha trascinata in questa avventura.
Ci vediamo Mercoledì 10 aprile alle 20.30 all’Uva e Menta insieme a per la prima proiezione (forse ci sarà una sorpresa, stay tuned)
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#ultrawest #ultrarunning #leadville100 #runtrento #trentorunningclub
Few curves in powder and no breathtaking slow motion. In short, little snow porn and a lot of real punk on crust. Of course we enjoy the outdoors staged by recreating the perfect conditions for filming memorable tricks, but let's face it, reality goes far beyond saturated colors and impressive descents.
In a multi-day crossing, especially if organized in such an uncertain historical period, the challenge is to get by well with what you find, and we often found crust, but also an intense experience that is worth sharing.
The truth is that we don't ski just because of good snow, and above all, there is much more to say about the mountains.”
[extract from Across Emptiness - 50]
✨ACROSS goes to!!✨
It’s cool to see my photos on that wall for the second year in a row, and I am super proud of our crew 🖤☠️
Full movie available from 23/4/2022
Link in bio to read the full article (eng/ita)
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#ACROSSemptiness #punkathletesconnection #Documentary #emptiness #wintertime
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Elisa Bessega's engagement rate on Instagram is 6.97%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 14 followers. An average post collects 399 likes and 14 comments, close to 29 likes for each comment.
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Who is Elisa Bessega?
Elisa Bessega (@umeshoku) is a Photography Videography creator on Instagram, also filed under Photography & Video. Elisa Bessega uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Elisa Bessega runs to 7 words across 4 lines.
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Elisa Bessega has 6,405 followers on Instagram (6.4K). Elisa Bessega follows 1,413 accounts, so the audience is roughly 4.5 times the size of the list followed. 252 published posts give Elisa Bessega a moderate archive on Instagram.
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Elisa Bessega's engagement rate on Instagram is 6.97%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 14 followers. An average post collects 399 likes and 14 comments, close to 29 likes for each comment.
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Flinque files Elisa Bessega under Photography Videography, with Photography & Video as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Elisa Bessega, 9 are carousels and 1 is a single image. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Elisa Bessega repeatedly use the words ferrino, always, mountain, instinct and work. Elisa Bessega's captions carry hashtags such as #ferrino, #ferrinooutdoor and #ultrawest. Elisa Bessega keeps 10 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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