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What’s luck got to do, got to do with it?
After 15 years of travel photography, the concept of luck has taken on a whole new meaning. Is waking up early and climbing a mountain to reach the summit – only to find an overcast sky that obscures the sunrise – bad luck?
There's more to Italy than Rome
Rome is where modern Europe began and its beauties are vast, from the banks of the Tiber to the Colosseum, St Peter's Basillica and the Roman Forum.
People love showing off their country for your photographs
Italians, and especially the Sicilians, are people you cannot ignore. You have to engage with them. They have a charming combination of not really caring what you think of them but at the same time being very proud.
Eat your way through Palermo, Sicily's magical capital
I knew before I got there that I'd love Palermo. I didn't realize quite how much.
Photos are a record of the friends you make
The back streets of Venice are full of pleasant surprises. This is where the Venetians live and it is an entirely different world to that of the Piazza San Marco or the Canal Grande.
How not to get lost in Venice (*)
Having an address for your hotel in Venice is not much use because the numbering system does not follow a system that is easily understood by strangers.
Florence's Duomo neighborhood: like waking up inside a Renaissance painting
The area that surrounds Florence's magnificent Duomo is unsurprisingly the busiest in the city, but to stay here undoubtedly makes for an unforgettable experience.
The cornerstones of Florentine identity
Little is as indelibly Florentine as the piètra forte – literally, “strong stone” – that dominates Florence’s Renaissance-era city center.
Even a city built on water can flood
Sirens announce flooding in Venice, which is common in winter and particularly from October to November although anytime from September to April is at risk.
Meeting the man who 'is' an island
The tiny island of Asinara, off north-west Sardinia, has only one official resident.
