Life in the Living Museum
See Italy pictures by Alex Roe and other photographers who have immortalized aspects of Italy in their photographs in what must be one of the most photogenic countries in the world
I'm not sure how many visitors to Milan end up in the Naviglio area of Milan unless they've done a little homework before coming to the city. Those that do make it to Milan's canal area will be greeted by a bewildering selection of pubs, bars, restaurants and other eateries, plus live music and … [Read more...]
Many years ago when I first came to Milan, winters were cold and foggy. Nowadays fog in the centre of Milan is quite rare, which is why when I say it was good and foggy the other evening I whipped out to attempt to capture the atmosphere, and to try out a fast 50mm f1.4 lens.Here, then, are a … [Read more...]
Here's a photograph I took from my summer trip to Tuscany to help brighten up those winter blues a little. It's not the photograph displayed next to this entry if you have come to the home page of BlogfromItaly.com, just in case you were wondering.Hope you like it. For the technically minded, … [Read more...]
Not far from the northern Italian coastal city of Genoa lies the scenic seaside suburb of Nervi. As Genoa lover Di Mackey, and a few others know, sleepy little Nervi has its attractions. My other half is from Genoa, and first took me to Nervi long ago. I liked it, and you might too.The … [Read more...]
There are some mighty big bugs in Italy. Some of the wasps I've seen are huge, and scary. Luckily, for those of you who are like me: not the world's greatest bug fans, these miniature giants of the Italian bug world are not often to be spotted.But they are there, and, boy, are some of them … [Read more...]
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