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Andrea Frazzetta

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Photographer // Contributor to The New York Times Magazine - National Geographic // NatGeo Society grantee // Sony Ambassador

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Evening life in Akre’s old town center. Akre is a Kurdish city where people have been living without interruption since the Iron Age. A project is underway to build a 150-mile-long hiking trail through the autonomous Kurdistan Region of Iraq — from the Nineveh Plains to the snow-covered mountains that border Iran. Can the first long-distance trail in Kurdistan knit together a nation? More in The New York Times Magazine Voyages Issue - link in bio. @nytmagazine #Kurdistan #voyages #SonyImagingAmbassador #sony #sonyalpha #sonygm #Sonygmaster #alphauniversebysonyeu
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Photo Andrea Frazzetta - At sunset, 4 young friends enjoy the view of the Gravina di Puglia. Gravina, an ancient cereal and wine center, enters history in the seventh century BC, as evidenced by archaeological findings.…
Photo Andrea Frazzetta - As I wandered through the Appian Regional Park I came across the young players of the Cinecittà soccer team. The Gerini is a historic soccer field, created 60 years ago, in the popular Quadraro…
Photo Andrea Frazzetta - At the end of an evening in the Appian Way Park in which I attended an outdoor screening of a neo-realist movie (Mario Monicelli's Cops and Robbers) I found myself walking along the street until I…
Photo Andrea Frazzetta - The Appian Way spans 360 miles, four regions, and 100 municipalities. It intersects cities, villages, mountains, and farmland. The road is often buried by modernity or swallowed by nature like here…
Photo Andrea Frazzetta - After 2000 years of stratifications the Appian Way can still be such an important place for the people who live along its path. This is true in the center of the city of Terracina where it’s a…
Photo Andrea Frazzetta - Online today the digital version of my project on the Appian Way for National Geographic. The Appian Way is the most famous Roman road still in existence and, according to modern criteria, the first…

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