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Photographing the Citadel of Alessandria

In February (2018), I photographed the amazing Citadel of Alessandria for Europa Nostra. During my visit, I was guided by Sergio from FAI. Sergio knows everything about the history, current situation and…

March 18, 2018

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Aerial capture of a stunning abandoned hotel compl

Aerial capture of a stunning abandoned hotel complex on the island Madeira. The complex used to have 15 houses, has been abandoned for a couple of years, and is now for sale.

Madeira is a beautiful Portuguese island in the North Atlantic Ocean that is home to breathtaking natural sights as well as a truly distinctive local culture filled with lore and ties to Portugal, North Africa, and so much more. The island has been known since ancient times. However, it wasn’t until the 1420s that it was eventually settled by the first Portuguese colonists. The lure of this beautiful island, which had long been famed for its legendary beauty and lushness, brought so many people to venture far away from their homeland and jump into the unknown, quite literally!

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This is great news – I have reached the final of t

This is great news - I have reached the final of the Art of Building photography competition! Thousands of other photographers from around the world entered this year and now only a few of us are in the final. My photo 'House of God', part of my 'CHIESA' series, has been selected. You can help me take the next step by voting for my photograph at the link in my bio.

Thanks so much in advance for your help!

Little is known about the history of this wonderful church, but the construction of the original structure dates back to the 10th - 11th century. The current structure, set on the rocky wall of a medieval village, is from the second half of the 17th century. An ancient stone on the left wall refers to an attribution of an ancient local family.

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