Through the eyes of a travel photograper

in CCS4 days ago

I was never the architecture-appreciating type, I am more of the nature-appreciating guy but I love the architecture and its details in Tuscany.

Toscana is really a place that inspires and makes the eyes and the mind thirsty for more :)

From Italy, with <3

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On the contrary, I am very much the type who appreciates architecture. I don't think there is any country that could impress me with its nature alone... Bulgaria might be a candidate for that, since it has little else to offer in terms of impressiveness, but still. I believe architecture is the main lens through which we can judge humanity's achievements, or perhaps not, I’m not sure. But it is quite sad that everything created over the centuries - with such immense effort, labor, and knowledge - is destined to vanish.
I imagine that taking photos, documenting, and archiving, wherever possible, will become a crucial, almost clandestine mission to preserve humanity's collective memory in the future. And yes, Tuscany, and Italy in general, has a great deal to show in this regard. It is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe in that respect.

Con tantas guerras que hay en el mundo, no pongo en duda que estas hermosas edificaciones llegaran en algún momento a desaparecer. Excelente comentario.

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Upvoted! Thank you for supporting witness @jswit.

I've never visited Tuscany, but I like the photos—and not just for the scenery, but also the architecture; well, just as you describe it in the post. I wish you a happy weekend.

Thank you!

A happy Sunday and a good new week to you!