Puglia, at the ‘heel’ of Italy, is famous for its stone-built trulli. These began life as round storehouses with conical rooves, but later were adapted as dwellings in this once grindingly poor area of the country. Now they are tourist magnets, often over restored and over visited, and none so much as in the tiny village of Alberobello.
We chose our visiting time with care, arriving in the lovely late afternoon light of a midweek day, and aiming the camera mostly high while applying some patience and care over framing and timing of photographs, allowed me to exclude most of the extraneous tat…
Via Monte Nero, Alberobello
