This photo is one of my favourite. It shows the Abbey of San Galgano near Siena, Italy. The name of this piece "Croce Latina" (Latin Cross) is the name of the plan of this building which is one of the most used in Christian churches and cathedrals. The plan of the building can be seen also looking from the ground up as there is no roof. This church fell into disuse during the 16th century. It became a quarry of building materials, plundered and abandoned to the negligence of men. They even sold the lead plates that covered the roof exposing it to the inclemency. Despite all of this, in fact, thanks to the negligence of men it is now one of the most suggestive places in Tuscany. This piece represents the essence of my photography. I love to share things from a different perspective. Now there is a big trend of aerial and drone photography but have you ever thought to raise your head and watch things from below? The results may actually be pretty cool! This church was abandoned and looted in the past, but now, because of this, it is a wonderful and unique place! Sometimes it is enough to watch things from a different perspective to change everything!