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Ancient Rome in Black & White

When In Rome Rome was one of the most incredible places I have ever photographed. The history, art, architecture, food and so much more make it one of the most interesting cities in the world. In just over two weeks I’ll be back in Rome but just for a quick stop before heading on to…

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The Ancient Greco-Roman Ruins of Historic Jerash in Jordan

Petra isn’t Jordan’s only ancient treasure, say hello to Jerash! The Decapolis of the Roman Empire Gerasa, also referred to  Antioch on the Golden River, was one of ancient Rome’s ten cities of the Decapolis on the eastern frontier of the Roman Empire in Judea and Syria. The ten cities of the Decapolis were: Philadelphia (Amman, Jordan)…

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Dawn at the Pantheon in Rome

This is one of those places that I’ll always remember. I had just finished photographing the Trevi Fountain twenty minutes earlier, and to be honest I was meandering around the area with no plan, when I checked my iPod to see what other sites were nearby. I have some great travel apps, with maps, points…

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Stunning Interior of Saint Jean Baptiste Church in Quebec City, Canada

L’Eglise Saint-Jean-Baptiste was built in 1884, to replace the original church originally built in 1847. Fire ravaged the entire neighborhood in 1881, and consumed the old church in the process. In my opinion, this has to be one of the most ornate and beautiful interiors of any church in Canada. The 36 stained glass windows…

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Inside the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence, Italy

So many churches and cathedrals in Europe are mind numbingly beautiful. The Duomo or Cathedral of Florence is no exception. In my opinion, the exterior of the building is one of the most breathtaking structures created by man. However, the austere interior left me rather disappointed. Don’t get me wrong, it has its charms, and…

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