Brooke Buchanan

Capri was first discovered by Emperor Augustus of the Roman empire in 29 BC (wow). This statue of him sits atop Mount Solaro, embodying the concept of “views for dayz” (I’m pretty sure that’s historically accurate).

Scale | Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy

Anacapri views from the chairlift | Anacapri, Capri, Italy

Arrow | Anacapri, Capri, Italy

Tiles | Anacapri, Capri, Italy

(shot on iPhone)

Faraglioni | Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy

Heights | Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy

#portraitmode | Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy

(shot on iPhone)

Tiny cactus p[ea]r | Anacapri, Capri, Italy

(shot on iPhone)

Faraglioni di Mezzo e Fuori | Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy

Horizons | Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy

Imminent death | Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy

Creation | Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy

Stand Out | Tyrrhenian Sea

Change | Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy

Narrow | Anacapri, Capri, Italy

(shot on iPhone)

Facing the wrong way | Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy

(shot on iPhone)

(I was brave on the sketchy chairlift and needed to document it)

Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy

(shot on iPhone)

Transit | Monte Solaro, Capri, Italy