Italy The back side of the Cappella di Vitaleta

This is the backside of the chapel of which front I uploaded previously with extensive description.

One cannot miss the backside as the path leading to the chapel is actually from the back side. Many photographers rush to the front for obvious reasons but the backside is no less interesting. There is a permanent olive tree log and a pile of chopped wood in the forefront - do not miss that, however, watch out, there is an iron or steel plow instrument right next to the log, hiding behind the grass - you may injure yourself if not careful.
Photographers typically prefer this site for sunset (can be overcrowded) but I found this entire site entirely for myself at sunrise.
A mid range zoom lens will do plus a wide lens if you are at the front of the chapel.
Of course, tripod, filters and lots of patience.
Superfluously, leave the place neatly behind :-)

Full and exact description of how to get here is in my previous post.
Just remember to drive slowly slowly on the path to the chapel as there are always deer and other beautiful animals running around.