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June 16, 2012 by

 

At last!  I’ve finally succumbed to image overload, and will start sharing with you all these wonderful snaps I take during  my photography & filming adventures, here in the medieval villages of Tuscany.   These will be posted each week under the category – ‘Enchanting Village Images of the Week’.

 

If you cant make it out to the Tuscan hills, then let me bring them to you!

 

 First images of the week:

With vino in hand, the occupants relax on their porch in the presence of the valley breeze as the village of Aramo sits peacefully in the background.

 

A set of steps awaits your arrival…
Loving these weather-beaten, curved terracotta posts, something of a rarity these days. This is one of a few holding together the railings leading up to a charming set of houses.

 

That charming set of houses.

 

Toilets on balcony’s can still be seen throughout the Tuscan villages. Some in use, some not, and others simply belong to houses in dire need of restoration.

 

A characteristic old Rusty door knocker, even the bubbled door paint has mimicked its shape

 

The leaves turn a vibrant red under the beautiful Tuscan sun, a great compliment to the 15th century church behind.

I do hope you loved these snaps as much as I do in taking them.

If these posts leave you feeling inspired, and wanting to pack your bags and head for the Tuscan hills, then please feel free to leave a comment below, I would love to hear from you.  Otherwise I’ll just see you when you get here;-).

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Thank you for visiting.

Susan 

 

Photographer & Founder

I'm an English photographer who for nearly ten years, lived in a quaint medieval village in the hills of Tuscany, Italy. Almost every day I found myself lost in the magnificent landscapes and stunning architecture of these ancient settlements. My aim is to portray this beauty through my images and books, in hope of transporting those browsing to a more peaceful and tranquil place.

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