Florence - Ponte Vecchio and Oltrarno from the northwestern bank - Vintage version Acrylic Print

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Florence, Ponte Vecchio and Oltrarno from the northwestern bank. Vintage version.


This is a view of the Ponte Vecchio, the Old Bridge, shot from the north-western bankwhile the sun was setting behind it. I had this gorgeous clouds but they also covered the sun so, once again, I sat there for a long time, waiting for the sun to come out. I really enjoyed these waits, since I had nowhere to go or anything better to do.

There is a version of this image without the texture.


What can I say about Florence that has not been already said... If you care for beauty at all, you should visit Florence at least once.

To me, it was a place to forget about myself in troubled times and to live outwards for a few days, surrounded by all this overwhelming beauty that embraced and quietly rocked me. Florence took care of me and sent me home, not healed, but with hope of healing.

I spent five days in Florence by myself. I took the time to wander these...

Hi there, Born in '72 and shooting pictures since '83, I have concentrated my efforts in Cave Art and Ancient Civilizations. I also enjoy creating panoramic compositions... But not just... Here you will find landmarks, landscapes and cityscapes, ancient ruins and modern buildings, moons and seas, planes and boats, guns and flowers, animals and machines, forests and deserts, vanguard and prehistory, digital and film, color and black & white, graves and newborns, temples, trenches, palaces, castles, tanks, churches, bunkers... However, they have some things in common: they are meaningful images and they are for the most part unique. W. W.