At the start of June, I spent a long weekend in the company of friends and my family down in the stunningly beautiful Cinque Terre area of the Liguria coast in northern Italy. I took a few photographs of Monterosso, one of the Cinque Terre, while the rest of the group lounged around on the beach.
Here are some more shots of the pop art covered Fiat 500, which I saw at the Fiat Open Lounge ‘see in the summer’ evening, held last week in Milan.
A very kind media agency which produces promotional videos for Italian super sports car maker, Lamborghini, sent me their latest video of Lamborghini’s latest creation, the 202 miles per hour Gallardo LP 570-4 Superleggera, which is also environmentally friendly, sort of.
Recently on Blog from Italy’s Images of Italy series, I posted a photo of an Italian icon, the Fiat 500. Well, here is another example of this fun little Italian classic.
One of Italy’s bewildering number of fine piazzas, charming Piazza Navona is a must see for most visitors to the eternal city of Rome. This week’s images of Italy photograph is of said piazza, only it has been processed using a special technique called HDR to give the image a certain extra little something.
This week’s images of Italy photo shows a newsstand in Umbria, Italy, which has a charming little extra ‘guarding’ all those valuable publications. It’s a lovely capture.
Time for another images of Italy post, and this week, it is a classic. It’s one of the most Italian of all Italian cars, and I know from my father who was in Italy in the early ’70s, that these things buzzed around everywhere back then.
Venice. One of the most remarkable cities in Italy, if not the world.
Florence is yet another of the long list of interesting cities with which Italy is filled.
