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Porto San Giorgio, Italy

cover photo by Claudio Zucchi

Location added by Claudio Zucchi

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 9.0 (average on 2 votes)

Coordinates : 43.180160, 13.796161 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : Porto San Giorgio is a town that lies south of Ancona, about 60 Km from this, along the Adriatic coast and is a popular seaside resort: here the coast is low and Sandy with wide beaches extending in length from North to South of this beautiful spot for a l length of several kilometres. From the photographic point of view Porto San Giorgio offers significant cues ranging from Street to seascape, until the hunting at the mouth of the river Tenna (which I already described in other tab). Street photography you can practice with considerable satisfaction along the streets of the historic village (Hamlet Castle) which is a centrally located inland: the environment is characterized by narrow streets, alleys and stairways of considerable landscape interest and a tower and a Rocca (Rocca Tiepolo) of medieval times; also notable is the beauty of "Villa Bonaparte", though sadly normally now is no longer accessible. Moving seaward the photographic possibilities increase dramatically going from the marvelous sandy beaches, characterized by the presence of fishing boats, cliffs, docks, to culminate in the Marina, filled with craft pleasure craft.

Recommended equipment : Normal zoom, a Council for the Street 24-120 I think it is ideal, not forgetting, however, a wide angle more stringent; same focal range Council for landscape photography at the beach, along with a good tripod and a polarizing filter. For photo hunting at the mouth of the river Tenna (or Ete) of course do you need longer focal thrusts. Wanting to make special shots to Sea Council also the use of ND filters for the choppy waves and clouds.

Best months : Of course every month of the year may hold interesting photographic ideas, but if you want to capture the atmosphere of the historic village or the size of boundless, desolate beaches, advise against the summer months, or at least the middle of the day, for the presence of tourists, bathers and holidaymakers. If you want to catch all the power of the sea and exploit the beauty of inclement weather, winter or spring/autumn months advice instead. Of course no problem for photographing beautiful sunrises or romantic sunsets, bearing in mind that obviously lying Porto San Giorgio on the Adriatic coast, the sun rises from the sea and set on the hills behind. Last tip: moving six or seven kilometers inwards (towards) in summer you can photograph beautiful sunsets framing the chain of the Sibillini mountains (Monte Vettore, Sibilla etc).

How to get there : Porto San Giorgio is easily accessible by road for both normal road, North (Ancona) and South (Pescara), through the State 16 adriatica, which crosses along its entire length extension, which by motorway, exit 14 Porto San Giorgio; coming instead from within (Lazio, Italy) you can get there by Hwy 76. Another option just as easy and comfortable, offered by train, in Porto San Giorgio-regional and intercity/regional trains stop many.

Visits : Free access without time restrictions or time, both night and day, to the city centre, the old town and the beach. The Marina is accessible free of charge throughout the entire day. Instead, access to sites of historical and cultural interest (Tower, fortress, Teatro Comunale, churches etc) will acquire news on site through the normal channels of information (common, Pro Loco etc).

Notes : Segnalo three more opportunities to make great photographs: 1) a demarcated area of the Marina is reserved for fishing vessels that Moor and stationed daily, where you can also watch the unloading of fish, repairing nets etc; Another area of the port is reserved for the maintenance of the boats ashore. 2) the Marina, South side, bordered by the mouth of the River Tees, which offers the possibility of photographing fishermen with fishing rods or nets. 3) a few kilometres Porto San Giorgio, towards the South, lies the picturesque town of Torre di Palme, ancient fishing village situated on a hill and surrounded by thick vegetation, which offers a breathtaking view of the coast below.

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