A few days ago, I shared an image from Cinque Terre, one of my favorites from there. Here’s a different angle, by drone, which shows more of the surrounding landscape which you don’t tend to see.
One of the absolute highlights of our tour in Europe was the day or so of down time that we had on the Italian coast. So much amazing wine, food and scenery… awesome, friendly people too. 🙂
I’ve some cool projects in the works which have been a lot of fun to work on and some are nearing completion, so it’s time to start thinking about what comes next. Maybe it’s time for a new photography NFT drop… this image from Italy would definitely be in contention for that. (It’s also one of my favorite shots captured on the Hasselblad medium format.)
I shared a similar shot from this location in Rome recently, commenting on the ceiling. It was pretty spectacular. It was more of an upward looking shot though, and didn’t show the full grandeur of the place. As you can see from this version the architect/designers went absolutely wild with decoration. An amazing room to explore with so much to take in.
I saw on the news that Carnivale is back in Venice following a couple of years gap due to Covid. I loved my time there in 2016, so many amazing costumes and events. Hopefully everyone stays safe and has fun. 🙂
Here’s an image I grabbed while out playing with the Hasselblad H5D. I was curious about what that big sensor would do with some low light shots and HDR… turned out well. 🙂
These Italians really do know how to do a good ceiling… the arch ain’t half impressive either!
Those folk in the olden days really did know how to do a ceiling. This is one in Italy (in the Vatican if memory serves me correctly) is one of the most spectacular that you’ll find.
I was looking back through my photos from Milan recently and it served as a good reminder of just how much styles can change. Below you’ll find 2 images from my trips to Milan, one from 2006 and one from 2017. Ahhh… 2017, the good old days when travel was easy…
2006
2017
Just a bit different, eh?
