PORTFOLIO TWO
PORTFOLIO TWO: TRAVEL + LIFESTYLE
Baja California Sur. San Jose, Mexico
“One who was born by the ocean or has associated with it cannot ever be quite content away from it for very long.” — John Steinbeck, The Log from the Sea of Cortez
Cinque Terre. Liguria, Italy
The Ligurian Sea hugs the northern coast of Italy where lively painted villages contrast sharply against the steep, gray cliff terraces of Cinque Terre.
Venice, Italy
It’s easy to find yourself in Venice, lost on the floating wonderland.
Colorado-based travel and lifestyle photographer, Nathan W. Armes, visits Mexico, Italy, the backroads of Colorado, and byways of the United States.
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Tennessee, Tennessee, there ain't no place I'd rather be.
Baby won't you carry me back to Tennessee.
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