Ravello is a romantic hilltop town overlooking the Mediterranean sea. It’s known as the Jewel of the Amalfi Coast and is only an hour outside of Naples. The drive to Ravello is breathtakingly beautiful as one passes through the coastal villages of Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi. Read More ›
Destination: Campania
Sunshine on the Amalfi Coast
This past spring I had the opportunity to take a trip back to one of my most favorite countries in the world, Italy! My adventure did not consist of many plans and in fact we ended up flying by the seat of our pants for most of the trip. One location I did not expect to visit was the Amalfi Coast, but when my travel companions suggested it, I of course was all-in! I had made two other trips around the country in years past and had always dreamed of traveling to the Amalfi Coast. We only went for a few days, and it was a big adventure to get there after a quick stop in Rome, but so worth it to finally see this beautiful region of Italy. Read More ›
Positano and the Amalfi Coast
Clinging to the ancient, sun-drenched cliffs along the rugged Amalfi Coast is the tiny and charming, vertical town of Positano. Located in Campania, Southern Italy overlooking the Mediterranean Bay of Salerno, this pedestrian-only town won’t disappoint. With fantastic food and shopping (who can resist gelato?!), breath-taking ocean views, beach-side relaxation and tiny, winding streets carved out of the cliffs, there is something for everyone here. It’s ocean-side living at its best with all of the perks of European culture. Historic Pompeii is easily within reach by car or bus, and the gorgeous island of Capri sparkles like a jewel in the middle of it all. Positano is certainly La Dolce Vita! Read More ›
An Island Escape in Capri
As a wedding photographer, my job sometimes takes me to exotic locations for destination weddings. Fortunately for me, I was recently invited to capture a wedding in Capri, Italy—a gorgeous island off the coast of Naples. Capri is a relatively small island with one major port only accessible by ferry, in a town also named Capri. Capri (the town) is very small, and only accessible by foot. Read More ›
