Monte Morello is one of the places that is just outside of Florence, and offers the possibility of hiking in the woods. There are a variety of places around Florence to do this, though in most cases you need a car or to take the bus to get there. Thanks Alex for taking us there so I had a reason to strap on my hiking shoes 🙂
Photography has taken me to unimaginable places, but throughout my years in Italy, Florence will always have a special place in my heart. A city full of color, life, and rich energy- the details, textures and soft shades in the architecture dresses its streets with an enchanting, yet traditional vibe.
My second trip to the Dolomites – this time with Gaby, Jack and Banksy! Snowy times, and fun adventures.
Lago di Barcis is one of those places you just wish you knew about a lot sooner. Places and experiences like this are honestly why I just love leaving plenty of room for the unexpected when I travel.
Venzone is a town located in the northeastern part of Italy in the region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia. Over the course of its history, Venzone has been influenced by various cultures and civilizations, including the Swiss and Germans. I highly recommend a visit to Venzone if you have the ability to do so!
Finding beauty and inspiration in the midst of Florence’s famous dense fog along the Arno river.
It’s time to head back to Cortona, Italy! The last time I was here was in 2016 – I wonder what has changed?
Outside of Florence there is a great place called Maiano where you can do some light hiking. Check out the lenses I packed for this trip!
Heading to Quercianella, Italy for some much needed Vitamin D, and fresh air after being stuck in Florence. Man, I missed the sea!
Sperlonga is a beach town that makes you feels like you’re stepping into a seaside dream – or at least a getaway to paradise from the landlocked life di entroterra 🙂
