I gave it a like...of course. Wonderful and zippy mixture of old world towns and bridges and buildings with modern day touches. Beautiful warm Tuscan-like colors, great seashore vistas, great patterns of boat wakes, divers, swimmers, and great overhead view of traffic on roads through the forest. The sound track was well synched and was a good selection. I liked the fast editing. Having done a complete and thorough drive through Calabria with my wife, you captured the essence of the region. (We drove from Puglia to Sicily, crossing with the ferry from Regio Calabria to Messina).
A most fitting quote!!! The region is truly a gem. We loved it when we were there. Most tourists seem not to know about the southern parts of Italy. That's fine with me. Less tourists to get into my photos! I am attaching a map of our driving trip.
Yes- you will be quite happy with this trip. Fly to Rome, then fly to Bari and rent a car. Follow this route. Stay in the best places you can find. The rooms and food are amazing. The small towns quite scenic. Concentrate on Lecce with side trips, Alberobello, then Matera, and of course, magnificent Sicily, Mt. Etna, and glorious Palermo! (I actually managed to drive there and lived to tell the tale). Fly back to Rome from Palermo. We did a full day following the movie Godfather scenes in Savoca , Sicily. They actually do Godfather tours. (dance on the street where Michael gets married).big like! checking airfares
This is GREAT! I see things like this and know I am doing things wrong with my MA2. Haha
Yes. I always use ND filters. it is more noticeable for low altitude, fast moving takes since the ND filters allow you to control the shutter speed and ensure the 180° rule. That's what gives the correct motion blur for the cinematic feel.
