Sunday, December 10, 2006

Evening Perspective

Coleseum Posted by Picasa

Christmas at the Coleseum

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Remulus and Romulus

Ancient legend has it that Remulus and Romulus were abandoned t birth and raised by a she wolf. They became the founders of Rome. Here is a statue of them by the ancient ruins near the Coloseum Posted by Picasa

Typical Alley in downtown rome

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Its Christmas soon in rome

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Closer...

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Perspective

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Architecture

Not quite perfectly composed, but i like the red umbrella here and the slight sideways slant (and yes i did that delibrately) Posted by Picasa

Another one at St Peter's Square

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St Peter's Square

Great light with the rain... Posted by Picasa

Typical Roma Building

Behind the Vatican. Ian and I walk clear aroud the entire Vatican just because.... Posted by Picasa

Architecture

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Roof top patios

On the way to our 3rd geocache we had to climb a hill. Got a birds eye view of the tops of the buildings in rome. Almost every place has a roof top patio Posted by Picasa

Interesting light

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Inside Garden

To follow up on the picture from yesterday, here is the interior of the previous shot Posted by Picasa

Outside a typical building in Rome...

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Typical Rome

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Island in the Rive

Beautiful island in the middle of the river. Also the site of our first geocache of the day Posted by Picasa

Sant Eustachio

This place is on many lists of top 100 places you need to go before you die. The coffe (expresso) is to die for and by far the best i've had anywhere. Posted by Picasa

Saturday, December 09, 2006

Evening in Florence

I likethe lighting better on this one, but couldn't make the Pizzeria quip Posted by Picasa

Evening in Florence

You can see the Christmas decorations lighting the street above... and the omnipresent "Pizzeria".... Posted by Picasa

And you though smart cars were small...

Apparently they can make cars even smaller. This one even only has three wheels.... Posted by Picasa

View to Certosa Del Galluzzo

a 14th century fortress like building that houses a group of Cistercian Benedictine monks today... Posted by Picasa

Architecture Shot

As always, i cannot resist the occasional architecture shot. Was too rainy or i would have taken some more. I some some good composition ideas in the hotel I am staying at... Posted by Picasa

View acros the Vecchio

You can't really tell when your walking across it that you are walking on a bridge... Posted by Picasa