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This Photographer Is Traveling The World With His Camera, Here Are 30 Of His Most Beautiful Pictures
Traveling is something most of us want to do. Sadly, the recent pandemic put a stop to these dreams. We have to wait before we can see all the amazing places out there in the world, visit family in other countries or go on that vacation we so desperately need.
This Italian photographer, Davide Anzimanni, has traveled to many places and captures the most beautiful photographs of them. Perhaps seeing the amazing pictures and places will help you quench that thirst for traveling, or inspire you where to go if you're already able to leave your country!
More info: Instagram | davideanzimanni.it
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Dimitris Chrysomallis 4 years ago
Tumpak Sewu - also known as Coban Sewu, is a tiered waterfall that is located in East Java, Indonesia. The waterfall is overshadowed by Semeru, an active volcano.
Flexiegirl94 4 years ago
this looks like it is out of a fantasy movie that is desperately want to live in!
Davide Anzimanni manages to combine his two passions—traveling and photography—perfectly. He also created a business from that, which is very impressive these days, when everybody wants to be an influencer. His photographs are unique and eye-catching.
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Thomas Gray 4 years ago
If you go to Lake Bled, do yourself a favor and check out Vintgar Gorge as well.
L McPhillips 4 years ago
Would love to know the camera settings this photographer used for some of these.
Unaffected 4 years ago
Bled is stunningly beautiful. Went there in the 80'. Also chased and bitten by a swan there :)
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Swiss_David 4 years ago
Neuschwanstein, Bavaria, Germany. It’s even more stunning in real life.
S P A C E S A R E C O O L 4 years ago
Great castle, gets overcrowded in tourist season though. There's also a nice alpine slide place nearby.
Davide is from Undine and an engineer by profession. He decided to spend his free time traveling and capturing photos of the places he visits. He found his passion for photography while still in school and has never let it go. In 2018, he started sharing his work on Instagram and noticed that people really like what he does.
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Anne 4 years ago
No, most power lines are in the ground in Europe. Only high voltage grid is above ground
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MauKini 4 years ago
It looks so pretty but every year it is run over by tourists, They even build that town in China. Copyed it brick by brick.
Load More Replies...Davide learned everything about photography on his own—improving by gaining experience and just doing what he loves. Slowly but surely, he became better and better. His skills are now comparable to professional photographers who have been in school for many years.
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Carol Anne Benoit 4 years ago
Lofoten is a chain of islands. There is no 'Lofoten Island'. Just FYI, in case you ever come here, I wouldn't want you to get lost. :)
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Alfhild Halland 4 years ago
It is in the north of Norway. The mountain is called Stetind, and has been voted "The most Special Mountain in Norway".
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Don't expect too much, folks. Usually, you only see the colours if you use a camera and a time exposure.
What do you think of these photos? Did they inspire you to travel or give you any ideas about what place in the world you would like to visit? Tell us in the comments down below and don't forget to upvote your favorite photo. Go to Davide's social media pages to show him some love and support if you like what he does.
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denzoren 4 years ago
Can I live here and pretend to be Dracula...but as someone how everyone comes to for help.
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Katiekat 4 years ago
On the train from London to Paris, I always fall asleep in the Chunnel. It's pitch black, the train is gently rocking, and zzzz. I woke up to sun, looked out the window, and knew I was in France. Gorgeous light, and a field of sunflowers. One of my best travel memories.
Grant Barke 4 years ago
Why are they all looking at me, AAAAAAARAAAAAAAARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR.....
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Cheri Aline Sydney 4 years ago
Would it be such a Big F....n Deal, to take the time to put labels on the photos?
Airwreckah 4 years ago
I think it was intentional to display the incredible beauty that is so close to us and yet so unknown, without a label. We don't recognize these places because we don't associate them with anything other than being beautiful and that it's a specific place or a label, initially. In my opinion the artist is forcing the viewer to develop their own opinion without knowing the location so that no biases may exist. Just my 2 cent though.
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Anne 4 years ago
There's no Walmart in Europe.. so.. yes.. very long drive.. and a swim :)
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Jack Huberman 4 years ago
That's where knowing where it is comes in handy.
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Debbie Barnes 4 years ago
That's gorgeous.. To just sit up there, with a camera and a book would feel like heaven to me..
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Eglė Bukauskaitė 3 years ago
why... The mountains were good enough without this abomination of human dirty fingers
Seán Baron 4 years ago
Well they've got a peeping Tom with a camera from one of them!
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Sebastián Valencia 4 years ago
Tibidabo (from latin Tibi dabo --I'll give you--)
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Sunshine Sunshine 4 years ago
My old house is in this picture. I wish they would name al locations
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Katinka Min 4 years ago
I really like this image of Neuschwanstein. It's unusual and looks wonderfully isolated against all that forresty background
Marianne 4 years ago
Was Ludwig II lunatic though, or was it a scheme to take away his throne? 😉
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cassiushumanmother 4 years ago
Sorry to correct you but this is the famous Sydney opera.
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F. H. 4 years ago
This place had to be fenced off and is now closed for public for the next years - because thousands of Instagrammers trampled the forest around it and waited in line for hours to take exactly the same picture a million times.
Natalie Bohrteller 4 years ago
I guess it's also because some people feel down there and died, as far as I remember.
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Caroline Nagel 4 years ago
This photograph would be much better without the women. She rather spoils the photograph.
F. H. 4 years ago
Yeah, I mean, they could just turn the water of and nobody would come by anymore!
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Caroline Nagel 4 years ago
Why spoil a beautiful view with this 'Look how sensitive I am'-posturing.
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Seán Baron 4 years ago
The glass building you can see are part of a shopping centre that was built very close to the cathedral. Full of very expensive shops. Absolute eyesore.
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Caroline Nagel 4 years ago
This photograph would be much better without the women (who is definitely not dressed for the area).
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Carol Emory 4 years ago
Reminds me of the Cartoon "Arthur": Ancient Rome! It's not like home! Colosseum!
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Kim Contreras 4 years ago
Why why oh why don't these beautiful places have places nam a window h them. It would be much more meaningful,
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