Fast food

In the old centre of Napoli, as with most cities, space is at a premium. The narrowest streets in the Quartieri Spagnoli see swarms of motorbikes and scooters vying with pedestrians, a situation that gets no easier as the day advances and the cafes and restaurants put their tables out on the streets. Diners rub elbows - almost literally - with two-wheelers passing at speed, while waiters employ well-practised avoidance manoeuvres. And ultimately the food, it must be said, is usually worth the risk of finding a Vespa mirror in your pizza...

This image is now part of the Italia Mono gallery on AnOrdinaryPlace.com and may, in due course, make its way onto my Shutter Hub portfolio page here:

https://shutterhub.org.uk/photographers/ray-french/

BDE-17233 Via Speranzella, Napoli.