Been a week since I got back from Rome and it was a fabulous experience. The thing about school trips is that you get a crammed itinerary taking in far more than you might as a tourist...never a dull moment. So here are a few of my favourite memories.
Good to share and might even inspire....
Beautiful Roma
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And my favourite photo especially considering how busy the vatican was and I had to hold the camera above my head to get it....well chuffed.
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That's a city I always wanted to be! Pretty good shots, I liked those angles!
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Nice pics Paul...
Was it relaxing??
Was it relaxing??
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20 Year 7 kids...not exactly relaxing but certainly inspiring and I thoroughly enjoyed it... 
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Awesome photos! You could make a travel brochure with those. Beautiful places. Maybe you should go there on vacation sometime.
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yep, really nice photowork there! and lots of nice sceneries to shoot.
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Cheers guys, I am no photographer. I simply uses a Canon 8MP digital but i am told I have a good eye for lighting and composition....seems to help when taking holiday snaps...
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Roma is really a beautiful city and you feel the history flow from most places. It is very exciting to walk on the same road that Ceasar have walked on and to visit the home of Augustus...
Don't forget to see the Vatican museum, even if the wait can be long but the artwork is truly impressive!
Don't forget to see the Vatican museum, even if the wait can be long but the artwork is truly impressive!
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"I am told I have a good eye for lighting and composition" ... You have the artist's eye. You see the art in things. You know a good scene when you see one or make one like you do for Buddy World.
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It certainly is...oh, we got straight into the Vatican (benefits of being a teacher eh?)... 
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Lovely photos!
I visited Italy and Rome in the 1970s. My 'Ex' was Catholic so we timed our tour to attend one of the public audiences with the Pope and entourage.
BTW, you didn't see a pair of Foster Grant sunglasses laying about? I think I left them just right inside St. Peter's Basillica when I was snapping some photos.
I visited Italy and Rome in the 1970s. My 'Ex' was Catholic so we timed our tour to attend one of the public audiences with the Pope and entourage.
BTW, you didn't see a pair of Foster Grant sunglasses laying about? I think I left them just right inside St. Peter's Basillica when I was snapping some photos.
Walk by faith, not by sight.
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I think I stood on them....sorry.....
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See Rome is to take the huge risk to love this city. I do not know why Americans often looking for the tomb of Jesus among all churches. He is never going to rome. 
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Great pictures. I think you will get scills with lighs when working with CG. I got inspired of them.
Maybee a Challange: Building a scene with your pictures and lights as an inspiring idéa.
Have never been to Rome despite a landing en route for filling fuel for the airplane.
Maybee a Challange: Building a scene with your pictures and lights as an inspiring idéa.
Have never been to Rome despite a landing en route for filling fuel for the airplane.
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