Roman Holiday

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Last week I was in Rome – in a street photography workshop led by Valérie Jardin. It was a very special week – with a great group of photographers from Australia, UK, Canada and the US.

This week in Rome was my third workshop with Valérie – having first joined her in the fall of 2014 in Paris and this past February in San Francisco for street photography workshops in both locations. She’s a great leader of these kinds of workshops – the best I’ve experienced.

For the workshop, I opted to go with minimal gear – my Fujifilm X100T, a new Fujifilm X70 and my iPhone 6s (with the Apple Battery Case). I left behind my interchangeable lens and bodies – wanting to just stay as minimal as I could. I was very happy with the results!

This was my first time in Rome where I had time to explore – and I loved it. The weather couldn’t have been better. Our group worked together part of the time and we had ample time to just go exploring on our own as well. A very special week with some wonderful memories was the result. I don’t think I’ve ever walked so many cobblestone streets in my life!

My Rome album is here.

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4 replies on “Roman Holiday”

Thank you Scott, I am touched! I am working on a testimonial page that will also include videos and links. Will add this one and the previous one you’ve so kindly shared. See you in the Fall!

I love the Flickr album, Scott: excellent work.
It was a pleasure and a privilege to spend the week with you and all the other fine people on Valerie’s workshop.

Great shots! One day I hope to make it to one of her workshops…..

Hi Scott,
So glad to see some of your work from Rome!! Great job! And to take just the 2 small cameras with your phone! You did get great photos! And I could say ditto for your remarks about how much fun and helpful the workshops with Valerie are. Hope to see you in the future!
Sherry

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