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Michelangelo’s David: From Mountain to Masterpiece

Joseph Kellard August 23, 2022

During the fifteenth century, a tall, multi-ton block of marble lay abandoned for decades in a courtyard at the Florence Cathedral. It has since become one of the world’s most celebrated pieces of stone, and I got to photograph it in intimate detail.

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In Art, Travel, Photography, Italy Tags Michelangelo's David, The David, David, Michelangelo Buonarroti, sculptor, sculpture, sculptures, masterpiece, art, Italian art, Renaissance art, Renaissance artist, art photography, Galleria dell’Accademia, Florence, Florence art
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Exploring the Grounds of Riccardi-Medici Palace

Joseph Kellard May 17, 2021

As I roamed Florence’s rain-soaked streets with my cameras early one morning, I chanced upon an imposing centuries-old building with a rocky facade nestled in the heart of the city.

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In Italy, Architecture, Buildings-Skyscrapers Tags Riccardi-Medici Palace, Florence, Renaissance, Renaissance architecture, Cosimo de’ Medici, Michelozzo di Bartolomeo, Orpheus, Baccio Bandinelli, Maso di Bartolomeo., Medici, Riccardi, Firenze, Tuscany
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Faces of the Ponte Vecchio

Joseph Kellard July 15, 2020

My sister searched for gold; I seized a golden opportunity for candid photos. While she browsed the jewelry shops that line the Ponte Vecchio, the iconic bridge crossing the Arno River in Florence, I stood on its bustling walkway, firing my Nikon at any pedestrian within clear sight of my long lens.


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In Italy, Travel, Photography, Personal Tags Ponte Vecchio, Arno River, Florence, Firenze, pedestrians, pedestrian, candid, candids, candid photography, Italy
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