Archbasilica of St. John Lateran, Rome

An elevated shot of the Rome skyline at sunset, photographed on film in the 1970s. The dome of the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran — the oldest and highest-ranking of the four major basilicas in Rome — dominates the foreground, topped with a cross and orb finial. The low sun sits just above the hazy city roofline to the right, with a second smaller dome partially visible at the bottom right of the frame.

The entire image is bathed in warm orange and pink tones produced by the combination of the setting sun, atmospheric haze, and the film stock used. The city stretches out in the background, with layered rooftops, trees, and a communications tower visible on the skyline.

Each made to order print is produced using archival giclée printing on Canson Baryta gloss paper - a premium fine art paper favoured by professional photographers for its exceptional detail, rich tonal range, and long-lasting colour. Your print arrives with a certificate of authenticity, personally included with every order.