Sunset at Riomaggiore by moat

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Sep 12, 2010

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It has been a while since I loaded anything. I have been busy with it, but this works ask a lot of time and I do not have a finished one yet. But let first see a picture of my summer travel: Italy. My companion and me, we travelled through France, stopped first in Les Houches, a village before Chamonix and before the entrance of the tunnel underneath the Mont Blanc. Then we travelled to Damanhur, a wondrous place with I learn to know from Renderocity, but I forgot from whom. It was a collage of the photos from their website. We did plan a travel to Cinque Terre so it was on the way. After Damanhur with its five underground temples, we visited Turin and last but not least Cinque Terre, five villages on a wild coast in Italy. The one on the photo is Riomaggiore, there are a lot of photos of this place on internet, but I find it my best photo so I send it up nevertheless. It is taken in the evening at sunset, in the orange light. We used to walk often only at that time, because the rest of the day was terribly hot. That meant we could go eating, because that is only possible at the same time. Happily there were take away pizzas, which were still much better then any pizza in any restaurant in Belgium, since they use only fresh tomatoes. I will only show this photo, since I prefer to load my 3D work, but you can visit all photos freely on my site www.art7D.be Sorry you have to retype this address on top of your browser, I do not know how to make a hyperlink in the Renderocity site. If you opened, click on photography and choose Cinque Terre. There are five to eight photos on each page, underneath are arrows to continue. I hope you enjoy it!