Giuseppe M. Galasso Photography
Finally,. after hundreds of kilometers of steppe, you’ll get to a barren, uninhabited tuff rock: it sounds like an introduction to hell and yet it’s just the prologue to the wonders of Cappadocia, a mix of geological and human uniqueness
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Nested among high peaks and green valleys in Northern Romania, near the Ukrainian border, lies the tiny village of Săpânța . It’s an ordinary village, close to the river, with the main road passing through. Like every ordinary village, also Săpânța
Continue readingThe fascinating wonders of the European Spoon River
It isn’t easy to get in touch with the Datooga, a pastoralist Nilotic population of Tanzania. Their huts are made of a framework of branches covered in mud with thatched roofs. And they are well camouflaged with the surrounding savannah. The Datooga
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Multicolored sails greet the visitors of Cesenatico every day between Easter and September. A rainbow show that cannot be missed even from the road or from a train. Dozens of traditional sail boats stretch along the old canal designed by Leonardo da
Continue readingA remarkable visit to the floating section of Cesenatico Museum
Krakow is a beautiful city. If you are either a street photographer or an urban one, you’ll find plenty of interesting subjects for your lenses. Walk around the Planty, get lost in the narrow streets of the old town, visit
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Saint Petersburg is a planned city. It’ s not built at a cross point of trades and cultures, but built under the will of a Czar who had planned its topography well in advance. But when you first visit the city
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Do you remember the foolish stories of Don Quixote? Do you remember when he was battling against windmills? This is one of the chapters of Cervantes’s book I like the most and I have read it over and over. At
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Come with me discovering a hilly land covered with olive trees,
where the sun shines almost 365 days per year.
Come and discover a land that once was ruled by Arabs,
faithful and dotted with majestic churches.
Andalucia?
No, not really.
Read my blog and you’ll discover where is it! … Continue reading5 towns worth a visit in Central Apulia, Italy
This is the border between Germany and Poland, along the river Neisse. The river divides two nations but also split one city into two: the town on the Polish side is called Zgorzelec, while the one on the German side.
Santiago de Compostela’s Praza da Quintana is not only a simple town square; located at the back of the Cathedral, it’ s one of the oldest and most historical squares of Santiago. The Quintana is physically divided in two parts by a large
Continue readingSantiago de Compostela: Praza da Quintana and some weird tangles of history