The week is finally over and I am slowly exploring options for this weekend. As much as I need to stick around and engage in some household organization in preparation for my move next month, my free spirit is aching to get out and explore. I found a few neat little rivers and hikes (as well as an abandoned medieval city) in Cilento National Park that I might try to check out. We shall see.
Today I wanted to give you a private little tour of Orvieto’s Opera House. My mother and I took a day trip up north to see the medieval town and its many beautiful attractions. Located in the center of town was the hidden-in-plain-sight theater. We were kind of in a rush so I didn’t bother with the tripod. Shooting at relatively high ISO’s, I was able to capture most of the vivid detail with only minimal noise – another awesome perk that comes with the Nikon D800. The Opera house was almost completely devoid of other tourists, giving us free run of the place. Enjoy!
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Beautiful Opera House, do they still use it? Stunning photo’s Adam, that celling is awesome and you captured it perfect.
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That’s a cool place Adam and you captured it beautifully. I love Italy and really need to get back there soon.
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Very nice work, Adam, especially hand held. And it’s a gorgeous Opera House!
Really great shots, Adam of this amazing Opera House!
Fantastic series of shots, Adam. The detail in the ceiling is absolutely wonderful. Great captures for hand-held.
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WOW..the rich color and detail – absolutely gorgeous!
Incredible place Adam. I love the way you’ve captured it at all angles. My favorite is the 3rd image with its sweeping curves.
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Beautiful building that you captured!
What a beautiful, beautiful place, Adam! Wow, talk about details. You’ve done a great job here in capturing these frames and bringing this all to life here for everyone to fully enjoy my friend!