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• Straight Photography in Palermo: A Tribute to Walker Evans

  
  This article is a tribute of a master of the Straight Photography: Walker Evans. Walking in Palermo with my Canon Canonet QL17, I took some photos of the capital city of the Sicily similar to the anti-graphic style of the masterpiece book: American Photographs.
  January 18, 2013 1 comment 4 likes

• Palermo, Sicily

  
  Rough on the outside, warm on the inside. Our visit to Sicily started in Palermo, where we landed. We felt it would be too much of a hassle to drive to Taormina immediately so we decided to stay overnight and learn more about Palermo.
  October 11, 2012 11 comments 9 likes

• What's up at the University of Palermo?

  
  Welcome to the University of Palermo, Italy. It was founded in 1806 and is now one of the largest universities in Italy. The buildings of the university are quite all over the city, some old, some new, and some with great history. Enjoy the visit!
  March 18, 2012 7 comments 14 likes

• The Tower of San Nicolò all'Albergheria and its View

  
  Formerly a medieval vigil tower built in the 13th century, it was turned into a belfry tower of the Church of San Nicolò all'Albergheria in the 16th century. It stands in the district of Albergheria and is surrounded by the open air market of Ballarò. It is now a very nice place to enjoy a beautiful view of the city of Palermo.
  March 23, 2011 2 comments 5 likes

• Palermo, the City Where I Live

  
  Palermo is a historic city situated on the north west coast of Sicily. The city was founded 2,700 years ago by the Phoenicians and by this time, its name has changed several times as well as its rulers. If you like food, hot climate, mess, and exotic places, this city is the perfect place for you.
  March 12, 2011 6 comments 13 likes

• The Capuchin Catacombs in Palermo, Sicily

  
  If you go to Sicily you can't miss the capuchin catacombs of Palermo, something that confirms the ghoulish side of this city. A cemetery that contains 8000 mummies, lined upon walls, lying or standing, skeletons, and perfectly preserved bodies. It was active until 1920, when the last body was interred. And hooray! This is actually my first Lomo location in Sicily
  March 10, 2011 9 comments 28 likes

• Sinenomine - an Exhibition ended almost 5 years ago

  
  Salvo and Dodo present 60 selected Lomographic images in large print.
  May 02, 2008