PPM - Travel - Manarola, Italy

Manarola, Italy

One of the five main towns of Cinque Terre, the tiny village of Manarola is perched on steep cliffs above the sea, but there's just enough room to skirt around the edge of the bay to reach this lookout for a perfect view. As long as you don't mind sharing it with hundreds of other sightseers! On this day, we were hoping for a great sunset, but instead were greeted wth rain and overcast skies. Fortunately, a break in the clouds at sunset allowed a glimmer of light to show the locations potential - and post-production took it from there.

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