For reasons unknown to me, visitors to Rome all want to go to the Spanish Steps and sit on them.  I don't understand the attraction.  But when in Rome ... 

And here's the view from the top looking down:

I thought the images were not very interesting so I decided to make a multiple exposure image of the scene:

The nuns in this next image were photographed at the outdoor market mentioned in the last post.  I really like the background. It clearly adds to the story being told!

I caught these two people having a conversation at an opening that allowed light and air into the stairwell of the Colosseum.  It seemed like a strange place to have a "talk." 

One of the things different from previous trips to Rome was the number of Asians now traveling to Europe.  These young women were photographed at the Spanish Stairs.

This young man walked by shortly after I took the picture of the Cardinal shown in previous Street Photography post.  I'm guessing he is not yet an ordained priest.

One evening, while waiting for dark to fall on the Colosseum, we had dinner at an outdoor restaurant.  I spotted this young woman, the subject of the next three images, having a meal at a nearby table.  I was taken by her classic expressive face and the very soft fading light.  

If I were king of the World, I would not allow people to wear white or bright colored shirts.  They seem to to be everywhere ... and particularly in my background!

And I close this post with the ever present "Selfie" pose...  As always, thanks for looking!  I have lots more pictures from Rome but lest you get bored, I think I will switch off to a completely different subject for the next post.

Bye for now,

Adam