Photography Friday: I is for ‘Italy’!
Pasta, pizza, gelato…. ahhhh need I say more?
Italy is my ‘most travelled’ country in Europe, heck, possibly in the world. It’s just stunning from the history, architecture to the food and scenery. I always felt safe and welcomed and gelato was never far away. I’ve limited myself to one photograph from each place I have visited in Italy in this post, but if you’d like to see more, check out my Italy photography gallery in my portfolio here »
Venice, 2008
Venice, by night. Italy
Florence, 2008
View over Florence, Italy
Cinque Terre, 2011
Vernazza, one of the five villages of Cinque Terre. Italy
Cornigila, Cinque Terre
Manarola, Cinque Terre, Italy
Riomaggiore, Cinque Terre. Italy
Monterosso Al Mare, Cinque Terre. Italy
If you would like to read my blog post about Cinque Terre, check out ‘Trippin’ through five little Italian Villages’ here »
Sorrento, 2011
Sorrento a sunset, Italy
Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius, 2011
The misty top of Mount Vesuvius, Italy
The buried city of Pompeii, Italy
The Amalfi Coast, 2011
Atrani, on the Amalfi coast, Italy
Amalfi town
The stunning gardens at Ravello, Italy
Positano, 2011
Positano, possibly the most-dreamy spot in all of Italy
Capri, 2011
Capri, Italy
Lake Como, 2013
Villa at Belliago, Lake Como, Italy
Villa del Balbianello, Lenno, Lake Como, Italy.
Menaggio, Lake Como, Italy.
Varanna, Lake Como, Italy.
Villa Carlotta, Lake Como, Italy
If you would like to read more about my visit to Lake Como, visit my ‘Lake Hopping’ post here »
Milan, 2013
The Duomo, Milan, Italy
Milan’s architecture blew me away, if you fancy reading more and seeing a closer look at the Duomo, visit the ‘Spires of Milan’ post here »
As you can tell I did fall in love with the sunshine, food, architecture and scenery of Italy. It is a country I hold dear to my heart that is always so relaxing and lovely to visit. I hope you enjoyed this ‘Photo Friday’ as much as I did!
Overlooking the stunning town of Positano in Italy
Goodness Italy is so photographable! I love Italy and haven’t even been to half the places on the list. Eurgh. Too. Many. Places.
Italy is a haven for photographers, eaters and history buffs. It’s missing the fantastic wildlife of Africa to make it 100% well rounded. But I have loved travelling so much of Italy! Thanks for reading.