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Roman Dust

Rome as it actually looked on a clear October visit: three columns standing in the Forum, umbrella pines over a busy street, St Peter's dome and Bernini's colonnade, the portico of the Pantheon, a sunlit arcade, and Borromini's Sant'Ivo above its courtyard. Edited lightly and kept true, for walls that want the city without the drama.

19 pieces. These are real photographs, not generated images.

Three tall columns standing in the Roman Forum against a pale sky, pines behind.
Umbrella pines over a Roman street and a church facade under blue sky.
The columned portico and pediment of the Pantheon with people below.
The upper facade of St Peter's with statues and the great dome behind.
The courtyard and spiral-topped church of Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza under blue sky.
Ruins of the Roman Forum with a church and domes beyond.
Bernini's colonnade at St Peter's Square with people walking past.
A long arcade leading to a statue in a courtyard niche.
A tall brick ruin against a deep blue sky with a street below.
The dome of St Peter's rising above the basilica roofline under cloud.
A domed church in warm stone against blue sky, trees at its edge.
The obelisk in St Peter's Square rising against a cloudy sky.
A row of statues along a building's roofline against cloud.
A fountain in front of the colonnade in St Peter's Square.
Wide view of excavated ruins in the Roman Forum.
The cobbled courtyard of Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza leading to the church front.
Bernini's colonnade with a few figures crossing the square.
St Peter's Basilica and colonnade with a queue across the square.
A church dome framed between two buildings under a cloudy sky.

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