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    5. a genuine fresco made by the time itself and a wall near a canal that shows its layers of building materials. The result is a complex range of colours and the narration of the history of the city that barely and strenuously continue to fascinate out of any time by: ve2 Views[172] 4. a simple hanging lantern reminds the Arabian influence of the city and its past as a connection bridge between central Europe and the Orient. And behind again a colourful wall , a variation on the reds, pinks and terracotta that are the theme of the earth colour of Venice by: ve2 Views[212] 3.another colour, the ochre, with a variety of different shades made by the high humidity that surrounds the city and permeates all its buildings. I’ve been fascinated by the contrast with the white lamp that is also changing its colour into a warm ochre a cause of the rust by: ve2 Views[348] 2.the numbers of the house are painted above the doors but it’s impossible to follow the numbering. Otherwise the colour palette they create with the strong pink plaster wall and the mud green wood door in a sunny day is brilliant by: ve2 Views[231] Venice, one of the most touristic and loved city in the word. Thousands of picture are taken there from Piazza San Marco to Canal Grande and along the canals and the “calle”. For me is quite a familiar place, only few hours from my city and so I have the chance to be there quite often. I prefer to take pictures of small details and colours that still make this city unique every time I visit it. 1.going around, reading the name of churches, bridges and “sestrieri” (the venetian neighbourhood) to orient ourselves by: ve2 Views[163]
     

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    Travelling and shooting are my passions since I discover the first one in my childhood and the second during an university semester in UK; so I found my way to describe the word around me instead of drawing it. Now I can’t stop both of them; finally ... Read more >
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