Railway station
At least one photo a day
All posts tagged: Cremona
Silent street
This is a night photo of Via Cavitelli in Cremona (Italy)
Old shop downtown Cremona
You can still find these old shops in downtown Cremona. They sell sweets, torrone, mostarda, biscuits, liqueurs, candies, confetti, chocolate, etc. etc.
La piazza
Cremona is first mentioned in history as a settlement of the Cenomani, a Gallic (Celtic) tribe that arrived in the Po valley around 400 BC.
Downtown Cremona
Cremona is an old city in the North of Italy. I was born there and lived there, more or less, until 1996.
My old hometown
‘What do you think?’, I asked. We had been for more then five minutes in the old piazza and she had not said a word. We had got here at the right time. The sun setting. The marble facade of the Cathedral turning to a light pink/brown tint. We walk a bit in the square. She took a deep breath and said: “It is nice to be back.” One photo a day
Cremona old town
The old center of Cremona on a December afternoon. All photos taken with iPhone Se and edited with Snapseeds.
Il fiume Po
In December I went back for few days to my hometown, Cremona. The weather was crisp and chilly. One afternoon, a friend asked me whether I wanted to go to the river Po and take some photos. The air was clear, the colours intense, the river was very dry and run slowly along its course. I liked the contrasts between the shadow and light areas of these photos and edited them all into black […]
The art of lithography
The art of lithography
Lithography (from Greek lithos, “stone” + graphein, “to write”) is a method of printing originally based on the fundamental antipathy of oil and water. I took the photos at Mauriartegrafica a company in Cremona (Italy). You can find the gallery here.