Grand Canal, early evening. I never tired of seeing the city - well, over four days, one wouldn't; but I could see myself spending years there just exploring.
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Wednesday, 30 May 2007
Venice. From the bottom up:Masks in a shop window
Canal tourists
Seafood market
Gondolas (handmade, costing c. US$100 000 to buy and c. 50 Euros per hour to ride)
Mystery woman
A view from the tower on St Mark's Square, mercifully ascended by lift (I waited to be first in line that morning, having seen how long the wait gets later in the day)
Another favourite reflection, the most successful of my Venice window shots. I link this one to the 20th century Dutch graphic artist MC Escher, a favourite of mine, for the way in which it mimics his play with different layers of reality in one image.


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