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    Arches make an amazing entrance as we enter cathedrals. Beauty is truly within the details: by justynaphotos, Views[328]
         		 A furry invited guest steps tentatively into a Roman courtyard.: by eeeuniceee, Views[345]
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         		 Autumn in Rome; Pincio.: by pam_, Views[340]
         		 Primary school Alberto Cadlolo; Lungotevere.: by pam_, Views[437]
         		 Paints in paint; Piazza Navona.: by pam_, Views[382]
     
    I wished he was Russell... Lungotevere.: by pam_, Views[325]
         		 Love for unknowns; Lovers at Piazza di Spagna.: by pam_, Views[356]
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         		 This photograph was the moment that it hit me. I was actually in Italy, standing in front of the Colosseum. I did it. I was seeing, touching, feeling history. Looking at a piece of art that seems impossible for its age. It was an ugly day in Rome that day. Torrential downpours every few minutes. However, this made the photos come out awesome and you can really feel the story behind this masterpiece. : by kfrazi, Views[338]
         		 I think I bought a piece of artwork from a street artist in every city I visited but it was this man in Florence who caught my eye and ear. I sat and listened to his stories of travel for only a short thirty minutes, but five watercolors later, that I then bought, I left him with an urge to see more of this world. I left the states feeling a little lost with who I was and where I wanted to go in life. When I returned I realized I wasn't lost I just have a need to see more. A need to travel and learn from others. And of course photograph everything I see so that the stories can be better understood when I tell them. : by kfrazi, Views[395]
         		 My cousin was my travel companion on this dream trip to Italy. We always said we would go one day and decided after we graduated from college that we would treat ourselves to Italy. One thing Italy taught me was to enjoy a good wine.....and that we did. I arrived in Italy never having had a glass of wine to returning to the States with four bottles! : by kfrazi, Views[492]
     
    When I arrived back in the States everyone asked what my favorite place in Italy was. I always answered all of them, of course, but I do think Capri took my heart. The landscape itself is incredible and their is too much color to not be in a terrific mood! I will definitely make my way back to Capri someday and next time I will be in one of these boats making my way around the island. I found my sense of adventure here. : by kfrazi, Views[369]
         		 On our way to find some food after a wine tasting in Chianti we came across a piazza full of amazing Italian cars. We decided this would be a fun place to eat and gawked as the owners sat in the cars for about an hour before all taking off in a parade out of the piazza. We loved just watching the Italians interact with one another. They enjoy showing off what they have....as well as drinking, eating, and kissing. : by kfrazi, Views[289]
         		 The Tourist and the Motorbike: Exploring Historical Rome. All roads lead to Rome and the motorbike allows the tourist to ride all of them – from the wide avenues to the narrow sidestreets that lead to it’s very heart. Tourism is integral to Rome itself, and to the lives of the people who live and adventure here. : by life-on-bikes-in-rome, Views[910]
         		 The Younger Generation & their Pushbikes – Biking is part of Family Life in Rome. Beginning on the pushbike the younger generation ride the hills of Rome until old enough to graduate to the scooters and motorbikes of their adult lives in the beautiful, Eternal City. : by life-on-bikes-in-rome, Views[672]
         		 Italian Police Motorbikes in Religious Attendance at the Vatican. Taken in the foreground of St Peters following the Easter Speech of Benedict XVI, the motorcycle police watch the dissipation of the crowd, as people leave to go home. A family priest walks forwards towards the Vatican, reflecting on his own meeting with the Pope an hour from now. Religion is truly at the very heart of life in Rome. : by life-on-bikes-in-rome, Views[1676]
     
    Waiting for the Bride & Groom – A Mafiosa Wedding? The beautiful easy ride of the Harley Davidson awaits the return of the bride and groom. Here the motorcycle is at the heart of romance in one of the most romantic cities in the world. The men waiting here are clearly watchful of all life around the bike, as well as the important couple that they’re waiting for. Are they Mafiosa? Romance is at the heart of most people’s lives in Rome. : by life-on-bikes-in-rome, Views[1209]
         		 Practical versus Fashionable – a Roman Biking Dichotomy? As two riders wait at the lights the practical rider cannot help but glance across at the fashionable rider on his left, and the hero-like image he conveys on his superbike. Yet this rider does not look back at the practical rider. Fashion and image have high impact and influence in modern life today, and this aspect of human nature is portrayed in this photograph. : by life-on-bikes-in-rome, Views[414]
         		 Lago di Garda, a flower in Garda lake (2010): by annabarhol, Views[477]
         		 Venice, homeless guy smiling (2009): by annabarhol, Views[457]
         		 Lido di Jesolo, legs on the beach (2009): by annabarhol, Views[402]
     
    Napoli, sister and brother (2010): by annabarhol, Views[358]
         		 Palio in Siena,a traditional racecourse in the old city. (2010): by annabarhol, Views[395]
         		 Men in Sicily. Past. Thoughts. Regrets. Time passing by. Silence.: by sicily, Views[264]
         		 Mother in Sicily. Care, worry. Sadness, hope. Present. Future.: by sicily, Views[270]
         		 Friends in Sicily. No fear, no anger. Time passing by. Hope. Plans.: by sicily, Views[321]
     
    Artist in Sicily. Owner of the salon. Living his life. His hobby. Without hurry.: by sicily, Views[326]
         		 Woman in Sicily. Smoking. Watching. Waiting for nobody, for nothing. Thoughts.: by sicily, Views[270]
     
     
     
     

     
         		 Against the backdrop of the sunset, this fisherman almost looks carved from the rocks.: by maratea, Views[293]
         		 Old and tired, what colour remains of the building and the lush plants cut through the gloomy morning.: by maratea, Views[302]
         		 A humble space in which to sit.: by maratea, Views[331]
     
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