When in Rome, you won’t forget to do the usual touristy things like visit the Trevi Fountain
First you’ll want to photograph just about any part of it with other people in it
Then you’ll probably want to pick on an Italian-looking person to be in the picture
Then you’ll want to photograph the top of the structure
The middle of the structure
And other people taking better pictures of it
Don’t forget to take pictures that include the bottom of the structure showing the water.
Now, you’ll want to go elsewhere, and take more pictures
And somewhere else again
Take a picture from another angle
And then walk around the corner
Don’t forget to just take pictures of people, any people – don’t even ask them.
Don’t forget the street scenes
Don’t forget to get the Italian flag in your pictures
Did I mention that you are supposed to get the numerous statues too that are all over the place?
Can’t resist throwing in one more picture of the Trevi Fountain.
Did I also tell you that you should just about take pictures of everything?
Also, one more thing……..when in Rome, forget about home!
Gorgeous Rome! I wish I was there now.
I wish I was there too right now. I love Rome – in fact I love Italy! Thanks for commenting, and have a wonderful August!
Nice set of pictures! Personally, I would prefer not to have any people in my photos, I have similar photos like yours! Check them out! http://mykhoolife.wordpress.com/category/italy-2/
Thank you so much! I did check out your picture and I left a comment – it’s a beautiful picture. Thanks for commenting on my post.
Cheers!
Great post and so lovely photos. I have two photos from Rome in my About me page. In one of them there is my grandson.
I am glad that you liked my post and pictures, Matti. I took another look at your pictures on your About Me page and just was mesmerized again by the extraordinary amount of stunning pictures. I did love your pictures of Rome, your grandson’s picture included and absolutely loved the picture you took of the Pope. I hope you have a fabulous August, and thanks for your comment.
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