Two years ago today, we were in Venice*. As a celebration of that day out, here is a selection of photographs taken by Bev and I.
A water gate and window box achieving an Italian flag effect.
Candleholder for your plaque. Otherwise who is going to be scared by your wolf by night?
The vital Venetian chimney tops to collect sparks and avoid fire. Despite all the water, fire was a major risk.
Don't feed the cherub too much spinach.
"When you said two outboard motors, I thought..."
A delivery barge, a tree, a nap and thou...
The original Arsenal. Interestingly this Naval shipyard is still closed to the public, but I suspect the defences of Italy aren't dependant on their products as Venice's were.
Garden and church.
You can't get the plasterers to finish a job properly, here.
Church with tollbooth. Or is is an aquatic confessional?
* I'm writing this in the evening in Victoria, so it is the afternoon of the same day in Venice. With the international date line, you've got to be careful about such statements!
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Biennale Personalle
Labels:
architecture,
Art,
Bev,
ceramics,
Conservation,
Duomo,
garden,
History,
Italy,
James,
Maritime,
photography,
Renaissance,
Ships,
Travel,
Venice
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