Through My Lens: Amalfi Coast

| sarahcrutchfield

One year ago today, I was traveling around the Amalfi Coast for Spring Break. Today, I am in Fort Worth, TX. Nostalgic? A tad.

Below, find a few of my favorite photos from Sorrento, Capri, Positano and Pompeii.

247 thoughts on “Through My Lens: Amalfi Coast”

  9. Stunning! I could weep I miss it so much…. we were there in October on our honeymoon and I definitely left kicking and screaming.

    This made my morning, thank you.

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  13. Oh, these pictures are gorgeous! I lived in Europe for five years, but I never made it to Italy. I’ve always wished that I could see the Amalfi Coast. Thanks for sharing your beautiful memories with us.

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  19. these are gorgeous – just posted about italy today too…wishing i was there! love your beautiful photos 🙂

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  21. Was there four years ago. This brought back lovely memories of drinking limoncello, lazing on the rocky beaches, and catching my breath every morning when I stepped out onto the terrace and saw what was before me. Thank you for this : )

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  28. One the plus side, the Amalfi Coast is one of the best places I’ve visited. On the down side, I was only there for a day. Thanks for sharing the beauty that you captured.

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  30. Your photos brought back so many memories. It’s been over 10 years since I’ve been to Italy and the Amalfi Coast, but I remember it like yesterday. I stood in an open air coffee bar on the side of a cliff, drinking fresh squeezed blood orange juice, gazing out over the ocean. It’s a picture that will always stay with me. Thank you for the memory trip.

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  35. It’s a lot more years since I was there but it’s still every bit as beautiful. Positano, Ravello, Capri, Herculanum- so much to see and I haven’t even mentioned the obvious. Nice pics.

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  39. Breathtaking shots! The colors are so vibrant! Great job…love these pictures and hope to visit Amalfi one day! Congrats on being FP!

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  41. Beautiful! I want to go here now. Every time I see a post on this place, that desire just gets stronger…but your pics are some of the best I’ve seen.

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  43. I visited all the places you mentioned. Sorrentino is an absolutely beautiful place. When it was time for me to leave, I had to drag myself away. I did not want to leave. The water is the bluest I’ve ever seen.

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  50. I will be traveling to the Amalfi coast the first week of May and am so excited! Thank you for the wonderful preview of what’s in store!

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      1. We are spending one day in Capri….I will look into that, though…sounds divine. Thank you!

  54. Oh, how fortunate you are to have been able to experience all that beauty; to be the one who took these photos! BREATHTAKING! Thank you for sharing…

    Blessings,
    Dulcinea

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  71. Suuuper duper awesome 😀 I really want to visit Amalfi Coast someday, it is to me one of the most beautiful places and I’ve only seen it in pictures, thanks for posting this 😀

    Vic (:

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  74. Wow, your photos are so beautiful! I was there one year and one month ago so they make me really nostalgic too. Thanks for sharing!

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  75. I can see why you are feeling nostalgic, I can almost feel the sunshine through my computer screen. Breathtaking!

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  76. Beautiful pics, I lived for a bit just outside of Naples and spent time in al the spots you posted pics from, just as beautiful as I remember. What kind of camera were you using, they are great quality pics!

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  79. I jumped into my computer and felt a slight breeze kiss my cheeks and play in my hair, the sun warmed my face as I looked at your pictures. I love the underlying bursts colors in the pictures. Congrats on being Freshly Pressed! Lovely artwork!

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  106. Oh my God..those pictures are amazing..what lovely photos! I really love it..btw, I think I have seen that reef which has a tunnel ..in a movie I think..but I love those pictures…thumbs up..*you make me craving for a high end camera..

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  110. In the last photo it clearly shows that grafitti is a global problem… they even had to put up a little barrier to stop people from painting pictures on the wall!

    All kidding aside, beautiful shots!

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  114. Reliving my honeymoon last July now – what a nice thing to be reminded of on a Tuesday morning! Unfortunately, my photo’s aren’t in the same league as yours – gorgeous!

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  116. Great photos, thanks. I was hoping (& still hoping!) to get back there this summer, but I’ve volunteered to help with the Olympics, so can’t do both sadly. Next spring, maybe …

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  123. Hi! This post couldn’t be written any better! Reading this post reminds me of my good old room mate! He always kept chatting about this. I will forward this write-up to him. Fairly certain he will have a good read. Thank you for sharing!

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  126. These photos are stunning… this is the one part of Italy that I didn’t make it to on my last trip & I can’t wait to see it

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  143. Great picture! I wanna go back there too, I fell in love with the Vesuvio when I spend vacations in Sorrento. And the water was so warm…. the food so good…. the colors so vivid…. raaaaaaaaahhhh

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  144. Wow so beautiful. My wife and I got married in Italy. Right before our wedding, on the way to the airport we got robbed. Though we got married in Peidmonte, we decided to cancel our trip to the Almafi Coast after the wedding.

    Then the following year we were on our way to the Almafi Coast and another situation arose which forced us to cancel our trip.

    We so want to go here but,feel there is something keeping us away! It was a pleasure to take in the sights from the “safety” of my computer.

    It looks so beautiful, thanks for sharing!

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  149. I absolutely LOVE the Amalfi coast, and you’ve captured it beautifully. Have you ever been to Ischia? Small, rustic island off the coast of Naples. Spent two summers there with my family after spending some time in Sorrento and all along the coast. Very special place.

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  150. I LOVE the Amalfi coast and you’ve captured it beautifully. I spent two summers vacationing with my family in Sorrento, Ravello, Amalfi, Capri and then Ischia, a small, rustic island off the coast of Naples. These photos bring back wonderful memories. Congrats on being FP!

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  154. I’m Italian and I went to the Amalfi Coast with my School, on a trip, many years ago. I enjoyed it a lot!
    Your pictures are wonderful!

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  165. Looking at all the comments you have had, I realize I am very lucky to live less than 40 Km from Amalfi. You choose the best period to visit Amalfi Coast, beautiful photos and lovely dog!!!!

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  169. Beautiful photos and it’s so easy to miss places that beautiful! After every great trip, I always miss it but thank goodness for cameras so we can reflect back. Great photos!!

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  175. Yes! You see, this is the kind of article that takes you the location and for a moment lets you peek into a potential experience. Brochures fail to effectively appeal to me so having someone else describe in such detail goes a long way. Been meaning to check out this part of the country. Thanks for the sneak peek!

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  185. I also love to go through old photos from trips of years ago and then post them as a reminder or in connection with an actually unrelated story. Brings back good memories.

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  188. Gorgeous! If I’d been traveling through there last year I’d be nostalgic too. I’m sure you’ll make it back or to somewhere just as beautiful again sooner than you think. When you do I hope you’ll share your pics as you’ve got a good eye. Thanks for sharing and look forward to poking around some more.

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  197. I love the Amalfi coast. My father is from Maiori which is on the Amalfi Coast. I did the Amalfi tour a few years ago and I loved it. Can’t wait to go back.

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  206. Ahh the Amalfi Coast, splendid. Makes me want to hop on a plane right now. Somehow, the eastern seaboard cannot quite compete. Thanks for posting

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  214. Just loved the views you shared and it takes me back to my days of when I went to Greece… Awesome images and thanks for sharing…

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  217. Reminds me of Mungibello, the place where “the talented Mr. Ripley” was shot. Or “Plein Soleil”, the 1959 french version with Alain Delon for that matter.

    Manu,
    Blog of liefde

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  222. beautiful imagines. we didn’t make it to those parts of italy last fall. instead we went north to cinque terre. your pictures makes me want to go back to explore the amalfi coast!

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  227. Lovely photos! Its an amazing coastline and although I live here I’ve never actually seen it from the sea! Beautiful images, and it seems as though you had a great time visiting the south which is good news as it often gets a bad name, unfairly in my view.

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  234. Great shots! If you feel melancholic let’s take a look at my website, it’s entirely devoted to the beauty of the Divina Costiera. You’re all welcome 🙂

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