Sunset in Florence duet 1 - Ponte Vecchio and Palazzo Vecchio - vintage version Photograph by Weston Westmoreland

Sunset in Florence duet 1 - Ponte Vecchio and Palazzo Vecchio - vintage version

by Weston Westmoreland

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Title

Sunset in Florence duet 1 - Ponte Vecchio and Palazzo Vecchio - vintage version

Artist

Weston Westmoreland

Medium

Photograph - Photograph

Description

Sunset in Florence duet 1 - Ponte Vecchio and Palazzo Vecchio. Vintage version.

This is a part of a wider panoramic view of Florence under the light of a breathtaking sunset, shot from the Piazzale Michelangelo, where hundreds of people gather every night just hoping for a sight like this. I was there twice, and was lucky enough to catch this one unforgettable moment. I believe the picture does it justice.

There is another version of this image without the texture. The second part and the full panorama are also available on the same Gallery of Florence.

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 old streets that transformed and filled the fate of medieval Europe with hope, as it did with me. I sat on stairs, or by the river, spent long time in the Loggia, by the sculpture of the Rape of the Sabine Women, which fascinates me, took the time to read, to reflect, to wait, and to return to the right places at the right time to get the right light.

I believe shot some of my best pictures ever on these days I spent in Florence while my heart bled. To me, this old city has become specially dear, and so have the pictures I shot, so I might not be too objective about them. You can judge for yourselves...

One thing I do know. I will return.

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

http://inspiringthoughtsandimages.com/

Weston Westmoreland.