A view over ancient Rome
The proposal took place on a quiet hill side overlooking the Roman Colosseum. The sun setting light was great and the moment came out just perfect! With much joy and happiness! After making acquaintance we moved on to take some engagement pictures in the vicinity. A minivan was waiting for us around the corner to continue the photo shoot over to the Roman Forum. With a quick stop at Circus Maximum to capture a glimpse of the Palatine Hill in the background. The Roman Forum was spectacular as always. Getting some nice portrait pictures over by the Forum and on one of the large staircases in the square. Then we walked to a nice terrace view where we snapped some nice romantic pictures with the roman rooftops in the far distance. Our last destination was the Trevi fountain passing by Galleria Alberto Sordi on the way for some nice colorful pictures.
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Time of the year: February
Time of day: late afternoon
Duration: 2 hrs with car service
Location:
The Roman Colosseum
Palatine Hill
Piazza del Campidoglio
Galleria Alberto Sordi
The Trevi fountain
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