MorningThe sun has not climbed
over the rooftops yet
FramedReflections in a video screen
City on the WaterfrontReality or virtual art?
Only the fire extinguisher label
a sure sign of reality
CrowdGuided tour in the Italian pavillon
Happy HourWatching the sun set
and 12-story cruise ships
on their way out of San Marco bay
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Images and Text
© by Merisi
Love the picture at the top of the gondolier. Funny enough, I actually used to be a gondolier for The Gondola Company in San Diego, California (USA). Fun job but much harder than it looks!!! I can only imagine how difficult it is to navigate the skinny water ways of Venice.
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Oh, that first picture! I love Venice but think I'd like to visit in the off-season.
ReplyDeleteThe color blends are awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love the golden frame at the Korean pavilion!
ReplyDeleteI like the moment captured in the photo with the frame. The contrast between the punchy red and gold is also great.
ReplyDeleteThe colours in every image are just breathtaking. I'm so nostalgic for Venice now, I don't know what to do with myself!
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ReplyDeletewow, gondoliere is definitely not an easy job!
Vicki Lane,
what I love about Venice is that one can create one's own off-season! Knowing when to be where is all there is.
Carol,
thanks! :-)
Vreni,
one of my favorite pavilions!
Zosia,
the whole pavilion was a treat for the senses!
Karen,
I empathize, feeling the same!
I'll have to travel to Florence the week after next, wanted to book a flight, but am seriously contemplating to drive in order to make a stopover in Venice, just to revisit the Biennale.
Loving the light in the first picture particularly.
ReplyDeleteI clicked over from your comments in Stephanie's course. Your photographs are beautiful and how wonderful to see more of Venice!
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