When there’s a high tide, St. Mark’s Square, the lowest part of Venice, tends to flood. What is no doubt an inconvenient and costly problem for the city is a photo-opportunity for the visitor.
Focused Moments
Photography by RACHAEL TALIBART
Great photos! Thanks for the post!
You certainly made the most of your opportunity! Fantastic photographs..
Oh, you did have fun! Good on you š
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These are really great shots! š
Yes, great fun. Wishing I’d thought to flip my desert reflection shots.
I love venice in the Winter time especially when there is Acqua Alta …. don’t know if you’ve seen this post Rachael it’s from the early days of my blog back in 2011.. http://hellenjc.wordpress.com/2011/11/10/acqua-alta-umbrellas-and-wellies/
great sequence I have several of these type of shots but not cropped them like you have – excellent – you such a source of ideas
Thanks! That’s a wonderful complement for my blog. The best I can imagine in fact.
Rachael, I love what you’ve captured here. #1 and #8 are my favorites. We’ve been to Venice several times but have never seen St. Marks under water – yet another reason to return. š
Thanks, Tricia. Sorry for my absence this summer. But I am back now and looking forward to catching up with everyone.