The Dolomites

The following images are from a trip to Italy to document the vast topography the country has to offer. Ranging from the Sicilian volcanic islands in the South to the majestic Dolomites in the North.

View of Mt. Stromboli, a volcano located on an island with the same name in the Tyrrhenian Sea, off the north coast of Sicily. It is one of three active volcanoes in Italy and one of the most active volcanoes in the world.
The crater of one of the dormant volcanos located on an island off the coast of Sicily.
Countryside around Naples. Taken from Helicopter
A carter of one of the dormant volcanos located on an island off the coast of Sicily.
Mount Etna.
Mount Etna
Seaside coast of Sicily
Mount Etna.
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A ship passing between the volcanic islands and Messina.
Climbers on top of one of the peaks within the Dolomites.
Birds eye view of an empty river bed.
A snowy peak in the Dolomites.
A glacier.
Early morning flying around the Dolomites.
The Milkyway seen from Panarea, one of the volcanic islands off the coast of Sicily.
A helicopter belonging to Simone Morro, an Italian climber specialising in winter ascents of 8,000m peaks.
The Dolomites.
Snow capped Dolomites.
A paraglider flying through The dolomites.
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