SKETCHES, PHOTOS, THEORY AND RANDOM ARCHITECTURAL THOUGHTS BY AN EDUCATOR (AND WANNA-BE GLOBETREKKING) ARCHITECT.

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Framed Views

I don’t really know why, but I am a sucker for capturing a “framed view”.  I love taking photographs of architecture framed by architecture, especially views famed by arches and windows.  These moments always seem to catch my attention and stop me in my tracks when I encounter them.  I will always double back to shoot a good framed view.  I know it is cliché, but I don’t care.

Here is a series of some of my favorite framed views from Florence, Tuscany and Rome.
Palazzo Medici, Florence

Colosseum, Rome

Courtyard at San Carlo alle Quatro Fontaine, Rome

San Gimignano

San Gimignano

Courtyard at Santa Croce, Florence

Duomo, Sienna

St. Peter's, Rome

St. Peter's (Framed and Reflected), Rome

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