Trip to ITaly

By bdelcimm written 2/10/08 6:21 PM, published 2/11/08 7:58 AM
First time posting pics. Recently visited Rome and Tuscany. Italy has the most amazing light and sights...Pantheon Piano Man Italian Chocolate Fisher Man of Cinque Terre Old Church Streets of Tuscany Vin Santo

Pitigliano, Italy

By cdbbdc written 12/20/07 8:04 PM, published 12/21/07 11:37 AM

This is a beautiful place we visited a few years back in Italy.
These particular pictures were in and around the town that was built in ancient times on volcanic rock. The town is in the Tuscany area of Italy.
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The whole city was built out of the volcanic rock and there are hundreds of caves that they use for storage.
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Within the city walls
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Venice, Italy

By Daren Kelley written 10/22/07 4:29 PM, published 10/23/07 3:44 AM
Just another shot taken on my European adventure.

Venice, Italy


Waves in Marina di Pisa, Italy

By LJ_79 written 6/27/07 11:20 PM, published 7/2/07 12:01 AM

It was windy here all day yesterday so I drove down to Marina di Pisa to try to get some shots of the waves and the sunset.  It was fun to try to get a decent picture and not get soaked by a random wave that would make it to the street.  These pictures are the better ones I could get:

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Cervinia, Italy

By LJ_79 written 1/23/07 8:14 AM, published 1/23/07 8:04 PM

Perugia aand NC sunset

By LJ_79 written 1/4/07 4:25 AM, published 1/4/07 4:25 AM
I tok these two pictures in Perugia, italy.  I went there for a chocolate festival they were having.
@ the Perugia Chocolate Festival Perugia, Italy This picture was taken in Oak Island, NC Sunset in Oak Island, NC

More Italy Stuff

By AnyMoose Hero written 6/26/06 3:43 PM, published 6/26/06 3:43 PM
Popup LinkSaint Peter's Basilica Dome

Popup LinkSaint Peter's Dome Light

Popup LinkIt's all Latin to Me

Popup LinkThe Pantheon's Dome Light

Popup LinkDuomo, Isle of Burano Don't tell me the Tower is Leaning, It is Supposed to be, it has for Centuries. Italians.. Great Masons... Foundations.. Eh, not so good


Faenza,Italy-june1/06

By dippermouth written 6/1/06 1:30 PM, published 6/1/06 1:30 PM

The clock tower taken from the balcony of the Municipal building, Faenza,Italy. Both the Italian and European Union Flags are displayed in the central plazza.

Italian Daydreaming

By bullshoalsview written 3/18/06 4:34 PM, published 3/18/06 4:34 PM
A cold blustery day here on the lake.  I got out some boxes of shots I took in Italy, and scanned a few to share with you.  These are film, prior to going digital several years back.  Anyway, hope you enjoy my daydream!

Popup LinkA Bird on the Head is worth 2 in the Bush!
Popup LinkAssisi
Popup LinkStairs to Where?
Popup LinkSmells Good
Popup LinkTastes Good
Popup LinkUmmm  Terra Cotta
Popup LinkItalian Moon


Challenge Entry

European Reflections and One Experiment

By bleustudios written 3/17/06 11:50 AM, published 3/17/06 11:50 AM
Here are some standard Europe pics...
Popup LinkFlorence 1
Popup LinkFlorence 2
Popup LinkVenice Gondala
Popup LinkLatin Quarter in Paris

and experiment..driving home from work on a rainy day.
Popup LinkRain on Windshield


Sharing Before Bed

By Marksda1 written 3/16/06 7:36 PM, published 3/16/06 7:36 PM
Just a few...

One from Rome - it's Popup Linknothing major.  The Pantheon is behind me, but this image is what I remember of Rome outside of the ancient monuments.


Several days ago, I shared a few B&W - here's some color from the same morning.

 Popup LinkRelics II
 Popup LinkPrimary Colors


Architecture in Spain

By bullshoalsview written 2/27/06 5:05 PM, published 2/27/06 5:05 PM
Thinking about our new challenge prompted me to share some shots I took in Spain last year.  I was surprised at the amount of Roman influence still visible.  But then again, I guess the Holy Roman Empire stretched a long way.  Driving south of Sitges, we pulled off on a little roadside rest, and stumbled across this ancient Popup LinkAquaduct that was built by the Romans. You could actually go up and Popup LinkWalk on it, so we did.  Farther south in Terregona, there are remains of a Popup LinkCosiseum also built by the Romans.  It isn't as big as the one in Rome, but it does have a nicer view!  

One of the highlights of Spain for me was Popup LinkTraveling up the Popup LinkMountains to the Popup LinkMonestir de Montserrat 9'th century.  It is on the highest point in Spain (4,055 ft.) and you can see Popup LinkThe View of Barcelona in the distance.
The Popup LinkWaterfront in Gerona gives you an idea of their urban housing.  I will end this tour with a glimpse of Popup LinkSalvadore Dali's Museum in Figures.  The Popup LinkUpside Down Boat in front of the museum's sphere was a nice whimsical touch!  Hope you enjoyed this little tour!


I've Been Away

By Marksda1 written 2/20/06 7:28 PM, published 2/20/06 7:28 PM
And not in the nuthouse variety, just busy with the "w" word - you know, w - o - r - k.... brrrr...  I've got to wash my mouth out now..

Anyway, things are slowing down for a moment and I've missed seeing the great work here and having time to share my own stuff (nevermind time to wander with my camera - soon...).

So, I went to Popup LinkRome for New Years. It was beautiful, although I think my heart still calls to the UK more.  But how many places have Popup Linksuch unforgettable landmarks.  And then there's the   Popup LinkPope's Home.  

I also saw some of Southern Italy with a friend including an Popup Linkafternoon on the isle of Popup LinkCapri.  

There are of course, tons more, but I skimmed through and those are the ones that called to me.  


Shades of Italy 2

By ShadesofBlueArt written 5/31/05 7:05 AM, published 5/31/05 7:05 AM

More photos from my month long stay in Italy. We stayed at villa Mondomino, built by an Italian poet on a cliff overlooking the Med. Popup LinkFiore Popup LinkVilla Mondomino Popup LinkVilla Mondomino 2

Fiore is between Positano and Amalfi near Ravello. Popup LinkRavello Popup LinkRavello 2 Popup LinkRavello 3 Popup LinkAmalfi Popup LinkAmalfi 2

The locals were very acceptable to leisure. Popup LinkItalian Conversation Popup LinkItalian Shopkeeper

The countryside was a photographers dream. Popup LinkHayfields Popup LinkHayfields 2 Popup LinkVineyards

A side trip to Pompeii and the eternal remains of the inhabitants. Popup LinkPompeii Popup LinkPompeii 2 Popup LinkPompeii 3

And finally a side trip to Assisi. Popup LinkAssisi Popup LinkAssisi 2 Popup LinkAssisi 3

I hope you enjoy.


italy panoramics

By austinspace written 11/28/04 9:24 PM, published 11/28/04 9:24 PM
And you thought you'd seen the last of my Italy pix! Ha! These are shots I took stitched together by a Photoshop wiz friend of mine. He'd asked me to do this while I was there, and I think he did an amazing job with my raw photos--all the credit goes to him: [update]check 'em out again--I goofed and removed the scrollbars, which are now back so you can see the entire picture.Popup Link the Dolomites + Popup Link Siena at sunset + Popup Link the Coliseum post-thunderstorm + Popup Link Rome's Forum, from the Coliseum + Popup LinkSt Mark's Square, Venice.

italy: dolomites

By austinspace written 11/6/04 10:53 AM, published 11/6/04 10:53 AM
These are the Italian Alps, the Dolomites. They speak more German than Italian here, as the area used to be part of Austria.
Popup Link the Schlern at dusk - Popup Link again - Popup Link once more - Popup Link and then at dawn!
Popup Link mountain meadow barn - Popup Link fight the urge to yodel - Popup Link a fence for what? - Popup Link one more barn.
The rocks on the barn roofs are to melt the snow quicker.

Gubbio

By ahf written 12/21/03 4:23 AM, published 12/21/03 4:23 AM
I was in Gubbio (Umbria, Italy) for work last week, and had the time for a short visit to the city. I took these shots:
Popup LinkPiazza dei Consoli
Popup LinkBike
Popup Linkwhat are these plants called??
Popup Linkthe Roman theatre
and my girlfriend took Popup Linkthis, which is the one I like best!

The Fairies in the Margutta road (Rome -Italy-)

By 71952 written 4/14/03 1:10 PM, published 4/14/03 1:10 PM

When you walk in the Margutta road in Rome (ancient and fascinating road of the artists), the Fairies look at you

Popup LinkThe Fairies .....


a small village in Italy

By peterle written 2/12/03 7:34 AM, published 2/12/03 7:34 AM

Did you know how wonderfull it is in Italy?

The now so called "old Europe" has really some beuatifull sights and locations!

Popup Link click here to get med resolution picture

click here to see more pictures


Alien Trees

By gabrillo written 1/3/03 3:21 AM, published 1/3/03 3:21 AM


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