A Venetian Kaleidoscope
By Deborah Downes
20 Nov 2008
"I'd rather be in Venice on any rainy day than any other capital on a fine one," said author Herman Melville in 1857. Following my first trip to that enchanting city, I agree with him. But there's nothing like sunlight in Venice. While walking along canals and crossing bridges from Piazza San Marco to Campo Santa Margherita, I continually saw sunbeams transform the myriad colors and textures of Venezia, turning age-old walls into photographic canvases. I happily captured images of my favorites, and now enjoy the pleasure of sharing them with you.
6 responses
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Karen K Smith gave props (20 Nov 2008):
Deborah, this photo essay is OUTSTANDING. Well written, very interesting, and awesome photos! It was a pleasure to read and view, thanks for sharing!
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Deborah Downes gave props (20 Nov 2008):
Thanks so much, Karen. Very happy you enjoyed it.
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Michael Ball gave props (22 Nov 2008):
Superb!!!!! Very well done and the images a magnificent!!!!! You really did fantastic job!!!
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Zerina Phillip gave props (5 Dec 2008):
Your photography is beautiful, always bright colors.
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Judy Wanamaker gave props (28 Jan 2009):
This is a colorful treat! Gorgeous colors and light. Spectacular photos. Voting yeah.
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John Linton gave props (12 Apr 2009):
Hell...Yeah! It rocks!
