A Woman Photographer At Night In Venice (2)

The night in Piazza San Marco in Venice begins. Did it make sense to have this experience?

The 19-Year-Long Revenge Of A Prince

We believe that in the Middle Ages life was beautiful, there were beautiful noblewomen everywhere accompanied by their equally noble knights. But history tells us different things about them.

Palace of the Prince of Masserano

Budding Speleologist

I've always loved to go cave-crawling. It's interesting in its own way. But this time I was with real speleologists!

In the Caucasus (and in other places in Russia) there are many caves, even of incredible sizes, used for different purposes. Many caves are made to take tourists there. There are trains and multicolored lights that illuminate stalagmites and stalactites of all shapes and sizes.

There are paths, so tourists can walk comfortably without getting dirty feet and shoes from various couturiers. Crowds of guides and attendants watch out for any mishaps that may happen.

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A Woman At Night In Venice

I had read many opinions from photographers who wanted to photograph Venice at night. One day I decided to try it myself. It could be a fantastic experience! And I purchased my train ticket.

I want to tell you a story that happened to me a few years ago.

I went to Venice.

No, it wasn't the first time. I went there for several years because I felt rested after this trip. I discovered that to get there you could use the night train, leaving around 8 pm and arriving early in the morning. Spend a day in Venice, then take the return train in the evening and arrive in Salerno or Naples at 9 or 10 the next morning.

The Enchanted Song of Beautiful Capri Island

Capri Island is a gem of the Gulf of Naples with a small series of places to visit, but above all to admire its treasures. You will never find real stories in the books and guides.

I think our GEN group organized this excursion in 2012. The photos show that the weather was not good, and we were dressed for winter. You may think, but why not choose a beautiful summer day, for example?

A Warrior's Faith: The Miraculous Journey of a Roman Legionary

All my walks begin with curiosities that I find in books or documents. This story started with the relics of the cathedral of Ivrea.

                                You see the roc and the sanctuary under it

A Way to Heal the Soul. Finding Joy Amidst Tragedy

In a world increasingly filled with sad and tragic events, finding ways to heal and uplift our spirits is more important than ever. Many of us grapple with overwhelming emotions, seeking survival techniques to navigate the storms of life. Today, I want to share one potential path to healing the soul and rediscovering joy.

A Way to Heal the Soul .

What are your survival techniques in this world of sad and tragic events? Here is one of the possible ways to find joy and find the motivation to move forward.

The Majestic Castles of Valle d'Aosta

Valle d'Aosta, a region in the Italian Alps, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and charming villages. One of the region's most captivating features is its impressive collection of medieval castles, each with its unique story and architectural style.

The Tale of the Lost Knight. A Sister's Reflection

As I stand in the soft candlelight of our cloister, I feel compelled to recount a story passed down through hushed whispers among our order—an account of tragedy, courage, and an enduring yearning for redemption. It is a story rooted in bloodlines and betrayals, where the glimmer of knighthood often hid the shadows of treachery. This is the tale of my family, a saga that entwines the fate of a noble knight named Philip—a cousin of mine, a prince fallen from grace, and ultimately, a soul miraculously wishing to be reunited with his daughter.