Tuscany

Tuscany has some of the most beautiful landscape in the world, with rolling hills dotted with villas and cypress trees, and a network of ancient villages and cosy street scenes. It's a subtle landscape, without dramatic waterfalls, imposing mountains or rugged coastline. But this peaceful, undulating terrain has as much to offer as the most spectacular geography you might find elsewhere, and it could be the most rewarding photography destination you ever visit.

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This is a set of travel and photography resources created for photographers, by a photographer. It features a digital guidebook with more than 160 pages of information about planning your photography trip to Tuscany. The book covers when to visit, where to stay, how to get around, and dozens of photography spots with clear guidance and advice. It's easy to travel with on a phone, and one purchase allows you to read it on multiple devices. 

 

You can also get access to my private Google My Maps for Tuscany, featuring more than 60 photography location pins with images and detailed descriptions, and 140+ information pins in total. The map shows photography spots, parking locations, routes to explore, and useful travel advice. Using this interactive resource, you can display information as a mapping layer and get directions straight to the locations featured in the guide.

 

The guidebook and map complement each other. The guidebook is structured to help plan your trip, with logistics information and advice on how to approach photography in Tuscany. The map overlays the information on the landscape, with additional points of interest that you can visualise on a digital map while you travel. They are available separately or as a bundle.