Travel Tips and Stories of Florence Cathedral in Italy
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The typical Italian Gothic building, the Cathedral of Florence, is dedicated to “Santa Maria del Fiore”. The church was designed by Arnolfo di Cambio (c1245-1302) who considerably enlarged the existing religious structure. Finished around 1367, the Cathedral was completely covered by coloured marbles like the earlier Baptistery, except for the façade that remained unfinished and was terminated only in the 19th century. - www.museumsinflorence.com
Experienced by George Potter
The cathedral includes the famous Il Duomo, the world’s largest freestanding dome without a supporting wooden frame. Started in 1420 and completed in 1436, it was created by the architect Filippo Brunelleschi.
This picture was taken from the gardens in the heights of Florence. This is probably one of the most peaceful place I know right in the middle of a city : this view is just amazing 😎
On a trip to Florence, had a chance to capture this from the top of the Duomo, overlooking the city. The trip up the stairs to the top is not a simple one but the view is well worth it.
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During a roadtrip, we stopped to enjoy the beautiful view of the hills in Tuscany. I took several shots of the landscape, and I thought that the pure nature photos would be the best ones. But it turned out that this small, powerful, and loud Italian car is the one thing that makes this picture pop, because it gives contrast to the calm scenario.
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the best time for me is when I can drive down to Italy special stay in Tuscany - thousand of possibilities to move around and look the beautiful fields and same time enjoy the good food and wines. San Quirico d’Orcia is one of my favorite places - picture we can see the the nice old styling houses with a amazing blue clouds sky.
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Haciendo un crucero con la familia, nos tocaba visitar Florencia. Ese día había huelga de trenes y no pudimos partir. Por suerte, mirando el mapa, vimos que a tan solo 40 minutos en bus estaba este precioso pueblo pesquero donde su especialidad culinaria se basaba en la salsa de pesto.
Experienced by Alejandro Molina Fernández
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During the summer it can be difficult to escape the swarms of tourists that visit the famous seaside towns of Cinque Terre. In order to capture this beautiful photo of Riomaggiore I had to climb to the end of the rock jetty that protects boats in the harbor.
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A picture of the famous viewpoint in front of “Manarola” hamlet on the south Liguria Coast called 5 Terre (5 Lands), here you can take a lot of masterpiece pics during your holidays.
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During heat wave this summer my family and I went to Italy. I took colorful photos of landscape, streets, foods & wildlife in Tuscany, Manarola-Cinque Terre & Rome. I came across this woman brave enough to jump into the blue waters of the sea from a cliff. I was lucky to catch the woman in flight. The shot was also in ‘rule-of-thirds’
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Shot from a cliff in Cinque Terre, Italy while trying to get closer to some cacti. I just wanted to take that feeling back home with me and since I cand take the sea into a jar a photo had to do.
Experienced by Mihai Fischer
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Hiking along the Cinque Terre there are several villages along the way that are just gorgeous and straight out of a storybook.
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Hiked to the top of a nearby hill just to get this shot. It was so beautiful we stayed for hours after the sunset, just watching the lights bring out the nightlife.
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I was at the top of Mount Subasio, a big mountain in Umbria famous for a little, holy city: Assisi. I was with my friend enjoying the sunset when suddenly 3 horses passed by me and runned away.
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I was in Senigallia with a friend for the first time and I discovered this magical view that made me feel like at home.
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I tried to create a “levitation” effect. I put together the different colours of the clothes of my friend with the monotone colour of the sky.
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Padova has multiple markets, every single day in the main two squares - Piazza delle Erbe and Piazza della Frutta - you can always find fresh fruits and vegetables. Even if this picture it was taken in the early begging of the summer - and there was 31° C - people are still going out to buy fresh food. Do not loose (old) habits :D
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A long ride in a summer night to meet the famous flower filelds of Castelluccio di Norcia. Castelluccio di Norcia is a small town on the top of a hill in Umbria, the heart as well as one o the most beautiful region of Italy. The fields of lentils are completely covered with poppies, cornflower and canola after their flowering and color these endless fields that extend as far as the eye can see. Visit these places at least once in your life: they will fill your heart and mind with a beautiful memory.
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Life off screen: I’m not a professional photographer, I work as Software Engineer and a screen is in front of me all day long. Photography is a passion, something I’d like to make my full time job, but for now it’s something that relax me and give me a lot of energy. I take my photos during my travels or after work, when I take my bike and I go to the hills, surrounded by nature…in peace.
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Palazzo Cavalli-Franchetti is a palace in Venice, Italy, not far from the Ponte dell’Accademia and next to the Palazzo Barbaro on the Grand Canal of Venice. The palace was erected in 1565. In the 19th century it was internally modernised and externally enriched in Venetian Gothic style, with rich window framing, by a series of grand owners.
