I am sharing my photography from my trip around Italy. I toured Rome, Pompeii and the Tuscany Region, I hope you enjoy.
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- Climbing down Torre Pendente (Leaning Tower of Pisa)
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- Top of Torre Pendente
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- Torre Pendente. In 1274 when the third story was added, the tower first started to lean
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- Piazza Navona with Fontana Dei Fiumi
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- Ponte St. Trinita and Ponte alla Carraia from Ponte Vecchio at Sunset
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- The Arno from Ponte Vecchio
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- Strolling Ponte Vecchio (1345), lined with shops spanning the Arno
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- Ponte Vecchio heading from the Uffizi
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- Piazza Di San Giovanni with Duomo and Baptistry, Florence
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- Firenze (Florence) market
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- Pot heaters in Fast Food Restaurant across from the Bath House
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- Victim of Mount Vesuvius AD 79
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- Sitting in Window at Pompeii
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- Doorway at Pompeii
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- Colosseum. Debark plane, nap and first stop Colosseum
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- St Peters, Vatican City
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- Sienna’s Gothic town hall. Medieval town once a capital to rival to Florence
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- A street of Sienna. I adore Sienna
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- Upon entering Pompeii
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- Volterra an Etruscan City famous for its locally mined and crafted alabaster for 2500 years
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- Whilst leaving Volterra I decided to stop and admire the view. Next stop, Pisa
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- Walking near my Tuscan Villa
These are beautiful photos from your trip, Jessie. You were able to visit so many interesting and beautiful locations while you were in Italy. Thanks for sharing the pics, I enjoyed them very much. I’m always amazed with how photogenic you are. The camera loves you. BTW–your photographer does a great job. Very professional looking photos.
Thank you, John. However, I was the photographer. I took the pics and composed the photos of me in them.
I was looking your Italy photos again and admiring them. I’m not a photographer but just want to say that I think you have a very good idea for shots of architecture, Very interesting views and always so well composed. I think they are exceptional.
I have never seen such beautiful pictures of Italy. Never! Those with you in them were particularly beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us, Jessie.