2021 Puglia Workshop Group 2 – Student Slideshows

My second group of Puglia photographers arrived in the “heel” of Italy’s boot for a week of exploring a part of Italy that feels Italian, but carries influences from Greece, Turkey and beyond. Autumn weather had set in, producing wonderfully moody skies and occasional rain that dampened our heads but not our spirits. Our week actually started in the neighboring region of Basilicata, home to one of the most amazing places in all of Italy – Matera, a town that’s been since approximately 7000BC – over 9,000 years. From there, we moved south to Lecce, a town known for its Baroque architecture and its papier-mâché (carta pesta in Italian) artisans. The white-washed city of Ostuni was last on our visit, but in between there were the fascinating towns of Alberobello, Otranto and Locorotondo – all giving us a different view of this beautiful part of Italy. The workshoppers worked hard, producing interesting stories about their experience in slideshow format. Check out their work via the links below.

Slideshow Links

Cindy | Greg | Roksolana 1 | Roksolana 2 | Vassyl | Becky

The 2021 Puglia Group 2

Photos of this great group in action