Golden hour hits different when you’re staring at the heart of the Empire.
The Roman Forum, where laws were made, empires rose, and everything eventually crumbled. Still one of the most beautiful ruins on Earth.
One of the most iconic and best-preserved stretches of the Appian Way, just outside Rome. Built in 312 BC, this is the road that once carried Roman legions, triumphant generals, and emperors. Many of the ancient tombs and monuments still line its sides today.
There’s something surreal about walking the same basalt stones that echoed under the feet of countless Romans over two millennia ago. Especially beautiful at golden hour like this.
Anyone else been to the Appian Way?