Rome, Italy photography
I’ve been to Rome many times before and I’ve even taken my camera and shot many photos there. However, with each year I improve in my photography, so this trip was quite special for me as I was able to finally get some of the shots I’ve always wanted to get. I tried to play with the light more and find unique ways to highlight the sites at all times of day with natural lighting. For amusement (and to see how far I’ve come in 4 years) – you can see an old photo documentary I did of the dirtier side of the city here – Rome’s Dirty Little Secret. Granted, I still have a long way to go, but it’s always fun to go back to a place and see improvement; it means you are growing.
Being in Rome this time with a better camera and better skills was fun, and going with my niece made it even more fun as everything was new to me through her eyes. I loved seeing what pictures she took and what caught her eye. Next week I’ll be writing all about our Rome experiences and sharing more photos of these specific places, but this should good pre-show!
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By 30HomeGames March 30, 2012 - 11:08 am
Stunning photos. Maybe its my people bias but I’m drawn to the Basilica light shot.
Well done.
By David - GeoPosted March 30, 2012 - 1:20 pm
I was in Rome just last year. This brings back memories… 🙂
Great photos as usual.
By Kieu ~ GQ trippin March 31, 2012 - 11:51 am
Rome is one of my all time favorite city! You’ve really captured its spirit in photo. Even though I’ve been a few times before, I’m always itching to go back. Maybe because I’ve tossed one too many coins in the Trevi. 😛
By Leah Travels March 31, 2012 - 11:56 am
You captured it beautifully, particularly the dimly-lit ones. That’s hardest for me to master. I really liked how you caught the bird in flight above the Vatican. Well done.
By Elizabeth April 1, 2012 - 6:40 am
Nice photos. But are you sure that’s St. Mark’s? It looks for all the world like St. Peter’s. Also “a building” in Piazza Navona is the church of Sant’Agnese in Agone (St. Agnes in Agony).
By Sherry April 1, 2012 - 12:47 pm
Oh my – you are absolutely right…you can tell I’m not catholic – I get all of the church names and saints mixed up! thanks for the name of the Navona building too – I had no idea of that. Will update now!
By Brock - Backpack With Brock April 9, 2012 - 7:29 pm
Amazing photos!
By SoloMate Travel April 13, 2012 - 9:50 am
I love Rome. I lived there for a few months while I was in college and have been back a couple of times since. Seems like I can’t seem to stay away… and your beautiful pictures make me want to visit again really soon!
By Sherry April 14, 2012 - 4:34 am
Thanks so much – hopefully you will get back soon and throw another coin in the fountain!