My life, and that of my ancestors, has always been somehow linked to the Bacchiglione River. Here is a small...

Many years have passed since I first fell in love with this old and twisted beech tree along the Dardagna...

In the middle of the creek, with strong winds shooting water splashes at me from the bottom and with downpours...

Dozens of times I have passed this trunk without even noticing it. Some days ago I finally grasped the beauty...

Another photo taken at Lewesdon Hill, in west Dorset, where I found a beautiful tangle of mossy logs. Take a...

Yet another photo from Hartland Quay, taken "on the fly" a few minutes after the previous one, just before the...

I went to Lewesdon Hill, in west Dorset, looking for some nice bluebell blooms, but the only thing I found...

I found this woodland in Hertfordshire almost by accident during a stopover to break up a long drive. I ended...

Hartland Quay is one of my favorite places. I woke up before dawn to be there at sunrise, waiting for...

Here is one of the photos from my recent trip to South England and Wales. I stayed 3 hours perched...

Here's just a curl of an unknown creeper plant. I placed a dead leaf behind the curl to solve the...

I don’t remember how many times I’ve been to the beautiful Val Venegia to try to capture its “essence”...or at...

Here in Italy there is a Christmas cake called "Pandoro", which could be translated as "golden bread". It is typically...

Just some snow shapes beside the path in Val Venegia. Take a look at my PORTFOLIO!

Another shot of "Crete Senesi" caressed by the last dim light of a spring evening. "Crete Senesi" is a place...

Even if not particularly original, here is a still suggestive shot of about 10 years ago, taken along the panoramic...

Here is the last blast from the past. After a pleasant hike through Parco dell'Uccellina in Maremma (Tuscany), we ended...

Again another blast from the past...and probably not the last. 😉 Can't tell why this photo has been forgotten for...

Another blast from the past. Way back in 2012, wandering around Lewis Island in search of some interesting spots, we...

"The name Glen Coe is often said to mean "Glen of Weeping", perhaps with some reference to the infamous Massacre...