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Stop 2 of my week-long “past vacation shots never posted” tour is Rome. What a dream destination for photographers! The colosseum, ancient ruins, beautiful cathedrals, 7-hill vistas. So what did I choose to photograph? An alley. Well, to be fair a motorcycle riding down an alley. But strangely enough I appreciate the composition of this alley image as much as any of my other Rome photos. I was going to title it “Facile Rider” but thought it might give away I’m not fluent in Italian.
Colosseum in Rome, Italy
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Rome, Italy
The triumphal arch right next to the Colosseum is called the Arch of Constantine .
It was erected in 315 AD in honor of Emperor Constantine and is the largest surviving Roman triumphal arch.
A view across the River Tiber with the Ponte Vittoria Emanuelle II bridge and the Basilica San Pietro in the far distance.
The church of Santi Luca e Martina between the Roman Forum and the Forum of Caesar and close to the Arch of Septimus Severus.