Italy - Where my heart resides

Cinque Terre, Italy is a popular destination. As photographers, how can we make a unique photo of something that’s been photographed millions of times? Learn an easy way to dramatically set your photography apart.

Ponte Sant’Angelo is my favorite bridge in Rome. It was once called the Bridge of Hadrian because it was built by Roman Emperor Hadrian in 134 AD to span the Tiber and connect the city center to Castel Sant’Angelo.

An HDR Photo of The Colosseum in Rome. Shot at night durring blue hour, Il Colosseo is one of the most iconic structures in Rome.

This cool little Italian town in part of the 5 villages that make up the region: Cinque Terre. I had no idea the moon would rise right there. That was pure luck.

I wasn’t actually standing in the Tiber River under Sant Angelo Bridge in Rome. But, while I was editing this photo hung over yesterday, I imagined that I was.

This serene liquid paradise is located in Levanto, Italy -- part of the Cinque Terre region of Liguria.

Manarola (Cinque Terre), Italy was wonderful to visit with it’s beautiful scenery, sunsets, food, botched language technique, and wine induced monkey business.

Back in 2010 when I just started getting into travel photography, my wife and I were inspired by a photo we found of Riomaggiore in Cinque Terre. For me It had every visual element of a great photograph...