The view from the Pontevecchio this morning after we arrived from Rome was simply breathtaking.
More photos for this week’s photo challenge: scale. On to the Tuscan countryside in the morning.
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thechangingpalette 
Ohh, I see! You’re out of Rome already! Moving around Tuscany, while I just left it. I wonder how much to the south of it you will venture. I live in the very south. 🙂 Looking forward to following your journey. Tuscany is in good hands with you.
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Thanks for your lovely comment Manja. Enjoy Rome
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Gorgeous captures of a beautiful city.
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Thanks Irene
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A stunning selection of photos! I really enjoyed them…
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Many thanks
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You did well to find Florence so empty. Last time we went, it was stacked out with visitors, though we’d chosen(we thought) low season.
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I simply must comment on that first picture …. the lone sculler making perfect puddles on the river in the shadow of that stunning cityscape is pretty close to perfect! The sculptures aren’t bad either 😉
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It was a perfect moment indeed. Multo Grazia Osyth. 😊
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Wondering if you find that photography enhances your appreciation of the places you visit Andrew – I know it does mine! Beautiful captures of a beautiful place.
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Thanks Tina. Yes, indeed I think it does. I am very much aware of the beauty of light, the drama of shadow and the power of perspective all mixed with the wonder of serendipity. Loving Italy at the moment as you can see 😊
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glorious.
thank you, Andrew for sharing! Love the sculptures esp the second. The stone masonry in the first captured my eye and imagination. These are all wonderful photos. ❤
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Thanks Debi. We’re having a great time as you can see. Lots of ideas for paintings on our return. Unfortunately wifi is limited where we’re staying but look forward to catching up when we’re back. Best wishes
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Great pictures, thank you for sharing! We really loved Florence when we visited in August but I think if I had to choose I still love Rome a tiny bit more, what did you think seeing both in the same trip?
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Thanks for your lovely comment. Impossible to choose as both cities are so full of history, art and beauty. The answer of course is to visit both 🙂
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