Manarola and the sea - vintage version Photograph by Weston Westmoreland

Manarola and the sea - vintage version

by Weston Westmoreland

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Title

Manarola and the sea - vintage version

Artist

Weston Westmoreland

Medium

Photograph - Photograph

Description

Manarola against the sea, Cinque Terre, Italy. Vintage version.

Manarola, as four of the five villages that conform Cinque Terre, grew up and along the sides of the ravine eroded by a little mountain river. This is a view from the path towards Corniglia.

There is a version of this picture without the texture.

I stopped by these five little villages clinging to the steep slopes of the Ligurian coast of Cinque Terre on my way to Florence. I admit I had not heard about them until I defined my route.

Cinque Terre is a place where time takes a rest. No cars, no motorbikes, you move from one village to the other by train and walk around with hurry and stress all but forgotten. A wonderful place to linger, to let your soul roam free, timeless...

I only spent a couple of days there, but that gave me the chance to see those places at many different times of day, some of them crowded with tourists, some of them empty and quiet.

The Cinque Terre show all their beauty when the tourists leave for their resting paces and the sun moves on to light other parts of the world. It is in these moments, or when you leave the center of the villages, when you can breath in the peaceful rhythm of this beautiful and fragile place.

I loved it there. I will return.

You can learn more about what drives me in my blog:

http://inspiringthoughtsandimages.com/

Weston Westmoreland.