For our last day in the Campania region we took the train to Herculaneum, a town that was destroyed (along with Pompeii) in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, just outside of Naples.  I was kinda obsessed with capturing all the colors, texture, and patterns of this beautifully preserved ancient town.

Note: If you aren’t a fan of texture and pattern…you should stop here, maybe watch this.

Eery to be in a completely congested area populated with millions of people and look up to see a huge volcano a few short miles away. Yikes.

To see more of our adventures in Italy: here | here

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Travel Photographers: David Scelfo & Michelle “Moo” Parks

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moo Moo has been a photographer for many years. She loves life, french toast, and long bike rides with her Dave. She was born in New England, but will always be a Jersey Girl at heart.

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