-Italy

Weathered but watched over

These buildings may be well weathered, but they are watched over from above. And, whatever your mood, whatever the weather, there’s always a splash of colour to be found in […]

-Venice

Inching our way through time

-Venice

The shipyards of Serenissima

The Arsenale was the largest naval production center in the pre-industrial era, producing the extensive fleets of Venice. The site spread across 110 acres, around 15% of Venice, housed […]

-Venice

Rainy Day in Venice

-Venice

Highs and Lows

The flooding city of Venice has plenty of water, or so you would think. Parts of the city are flooded each year, including St Mark’s Square, but whilst they are […]

-Venice

Rain brings its own beauty

– Copyright Debbie Smyth, 22 December 2017 Posted as part of Weekend Reflections

-Venice

Lamplight

-Venice

Arches of St Mark’s

– – Copyright Debbie Smyth, 21 December 2017 Posted as part of Cee’s B&W Challenge and Weekend in B&W

-Venice

Aerial hydraulics

The Arsenale is a historically important and visually dramatic part of Venice. Hidden from visitors’ eyes for much of the time, its drama is well worth seeking. Towering over […]

-Venice

Atlas on high

Atlas was the Titan warrior who led his people against the Olympian gods. The Titans lost the battle resulting in Atlas being condemned by Zeus to hold up the […]

-Venice

Reflective resonance

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-Italy

Weathered but watched over

Inching our way through time

The shipyards of Serenissima

Rainy Day in Venice

Highs and Lows

Rain brings its own beauty

Lamplight

Arches of St Mark’s

Aerial hydraulics

Atlas on high

Reflective resonance