My voyage to Italy

You may have noticed that my daily posting has slackened off considerably of late, but this has not been the result of laziness on my part (well not completely), but rather because I’ve been off enjoying celebrating my 28th birthday in the lovely city of Rome.

Rome is a beautiful city with so much to see and do that even with a whole week to explore its environs, there’s still a hell of a lot that I missed out on.  Whatever I did have the opportunity to visit though, I’ve dutifully tried to photograph, and I hope that you’ll enjoy this little taste of my photographic record of my voyage to Rome.

The juxtaposition of ancient Roman ruins alongside the elaborate architecture and artworks of the Renaissance is a continuous feast for the eyes, whilst the opportunity to indulge myself in my first experiences of authentic Italian food was a delight for my belly (as was evident by its increased rotundity upon my return).

All the photographs that you see are available to buy in my store, which can be visited by clicking here, or on any of the photos.

Thanks for stopping by,

Feargal

September 16, 2012 | Categories: architecture, city, Europe, Night image, photography, river, ruins, straight photography, tourism, travel, unmanipulated, urban | Tags: ancient, architecture, art, colosseum, Europe, italy, Renaissance, rome, travel | 2 Comments »