Featured Work

  • The Roman Forum, Rome, Italy by Julie Woodhouse

    The Roman Forum, Rome, Italy

  • The Colosseum, Rome, Italy by Julie Woodhouse

    The Colosseum, Rome, Italy

  • Endless archways by Ursula Rodgers

    A little used walkway in Pisa, Italy

  • ITALY by karmadesigner

    ITALY

  • Ciao! by TeeArt

    chic the way only italians can do…. / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /

  • ESPRESSO MACHINE by SofiaYoushi

    Espresso is the main type of coffee in most of southern Europe, notably Italy, France, Portugal, and Spain. It is also popular throughout much of the rest of Europe and in Argentina, Brazil, and Cuba, and urban centers in North America. In Australia and New Zealand, espresso accounts for nearly all of the commercial cafe, coffeehouse and restaurant coffee business. An expert operator of an espresso machine is a “barista,” the Italian word for a bartender. In Italy and other parts of Europe, the barista is considered a career position, often with skills and training passed down from generation to generation. In other parts of the world, the job of the barista has been frequently seen as an employment choice for young people, one to get them started in employment, but is not seen as a career choice. ( wikipedia.org.)

  • Power Shopping by Ted Byrne

    Tool Store: Railroad Station, Rome, Italy

  • Roman Street by Ted Byrne

    Rome

  • Dusk on Burano by Tiffany Dryburgh

    Scanned 35mm film

  • Panthenon Basillica by Peacefulwarrior

    The centre of Rome and the beautiful and spectacular Panthenon Basiliica

  • Sottoportego, Burano by Tiffany Dryburgh

    Scanned 35mm film

Recent Work

  • Returning with the days catch. by hans olsen

    Fisherman coming back to Ventimiglia , Italy.

  • Gifts of the Sea by Bonnie Blanton

    Genova, Italy

  • Sopra il fiume di Arno by Bonnie Blanton

    Over the Arno river / Florence, Italy

  • CASA DI CAMPAGNA by Aurora Pintore

    COUNTRY HOUSE

  • Ponte Dell' Academmia by phil decocco

    Crossing over to the University district in Venice, this view rises from the Ponte Dell’ Accademia.

  • The ruins of Pompei by Arie Koene

    Pompei was completely buried with the ashes of the Vesuvius volcano about 2000 years ago.

  • Pasta by Caroline Fournier

    Probably not an original idea but one that came to me while I was making supper. I definitely have a new appreciation for those who photograph food … this was not as easy as I thought it was going to be getting those little strands of spaghetti wrapped neatly and in a photogenic way around the tines.

  • Brignole Stazioni by Bonnie Blanton

    Genova, Italy

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