Composition of the City: Rome
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The architecture makes you dream of a place for yourself.
Composition of the City: Rome
The Fontana del Pantheon was sculpted in 1579 out of marble.
Composition of the City: Rome
Shafts of light come into St. Peter's Basilica as it nears sunset.
Composition of the City: Rome
The Pantheon is the best preserved ancient Roman monument, once a temple, now a church.
Composition of the City: Rome
Spaccanapoli, translates literally to "Naples splitter". This street cuts the City perfectly in half.
Composition of the City: Naples
Griffith Park Observatory opened in May 14, 1935 to the public. Shot on 35mm.
Composition of the City: Los Angeles
The famous lamp posts outside of LACMA were created by Chris Burden. Shot on 35mm.
Composition of the City: Los Angeles
Olvera Street is the oldest street in the state of California. Shot on 35mm.
Composition of the City: Los Angeles
Stumbled upon at Union Station. Shot on 35mm.
Composition of the City: Los Angeles
St. Peter's is the biggest church in the world, with an energy that is tangible in the air.
Composition of the City: Rome
Where the sky meets the city. Composition of the City: Los Angeles
Venice Beach, California
A life guard in Long Beach turns out to be an unexpected model. Shot on 35mm.
Composition of the City: Los Angeles
An angel looks down at you as you enter the church.
Composition of the City: Rome
Colosseum Mid-Day
Composition of the City: Rome
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