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1 November 2012
Capturing beauty: typically Italian
This is one of my favourite photos from the book The Sartorialist: Closer. The light is fantastic, the scene, typically Italian, like a still from a movie, and the shot simply transposes you to Rome. This is what The Sartorialist really is about.
I will right now get on amazon and buy this book, Ada :* I have been prioritizing my shopping lately as I got crazy with the jewels (want to change a little bit my jewelry style), but I think this book is the exception :*
I’m reading as… really early morning, a great sunny day, the vespa’s are only just beginning to zip about and the coffee is brewing…I can smell it from here! Love this photo;)
Oh wow, that really is a fantastic photo! As you said, the lighting is just incredible as is the setting, the bike, the gentleman’s outfit, even the pizzicheria sign.
I will right now get on amazon and buy this book, Ada :* I have been prioritizing my shopping lately as I got crazy with the jewels (want to change a little bit my jewelry style), but I think this book is the exception :*
this one is definitely one of my favourites from Scott’s book,
the photography is incredibly beautiful
oh!!!
great photo!!
Angela Donava
https://www.lookbooks.fr
Love it so much! x
I absolutely love Italy!! Hope to go back there soon.
Love also that he is smiling and not sombre…
I’m reading as… really early morning, a great sunny day, the vespa’s are only just beginning to zip about and the coffee is brewing…I can smell it from here! Love this photo;)
Oh wow, that really is a fantastic photo! As you said, the lighting is just incredible as is the setting, the bike, the gentleman’s outfit, even the pizzicheria sign.
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