The hills of Tuscany; a much photographed area, and my photo here is no different from most other shots people have taken. The main impression I wanted to capture from my photos of this area was how similar it was to parts of New Zealand. In fact whenever I could get a shot of the country side that didn’t include a medieval village, or tower, or wall and so on I was sure that if I showed the photo to someone in New Zealand and said it was a photo of somewhere in , say Hawke’s Bay, they would believe me. The feeling that I had of an affinity with this country side was quite special and made me realise that there is in fact more communality in the geography of the world than divergence.
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