The Photographer's Guide to Shooting on the Amalfi Coast

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Amalfi has the lot: faded architectural splendour, rocky terrain that wouldn't look out of place in parts of the Brecon Beacons, colourful towns hugging dramatic plunging coastlines and enough light to shoot at 120 frames per second on a Nikon z6 - with various lenses.

This is a short snapshot of 6 great days spent touring the area in the company of two other photographers and 2 models. Whether you're a photographer or just someone who is thinking of visiting, I hope you find something of interest in this brief guide, and I've tried to be as honest and open about my experience here. I have nothing but praise for the Italians and their hospitality but the driving and parking are different stories and touched upon. 6 days barely scratches the surface of this fantastic area and I can't wait to go back. Thanks to Ken, Keith, Agata and Lydia for their company.

Our AirB&B stay in Vico Equense: https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/332337...
Agata:   / agata.nielsen  
Lydia:   / girlonfire790  

Check out Franco's Pizza restaurant in Vico Equense: https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaur...


Parking in the carpark near to the jetty in Amalfi town where we shot: 2 euros per hour (a caption that didn't make it into the video!)

Any questions, please feel free to ask.