A Chandelier in St. Mark's Basilica by flavia49
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For Goldie. I hope you'll be back in Venice, Barb!
Comments (11)
Uma tomada preciosa minha amiga,foto soberba, aplausos (5)
Wonderful Image! Superb pov and detail!
oh, thank you so much Flavia for this beautiful capture...I do hope that Venice is in my future :D I love Italy, but Venice, the jewel, is my favorite!
Impressive and spectacular chandelier....!!! Excellent photo Flavia....!!!
Beautiful and interesting shot. Superb POV!
what a strange light in a wonderful building great capture with your camera !! Your photo's are always Artisticly among the Best
What a beautiful place! Thank you for sharing!!
This perfect work of art. I with pleasure look on it.
Great one! Really nicely done!
Bellissimo particolare di un posto altrettanto bello !
well flavia, I've been here for over an hour, so I must move on for now. But I didn't want to leave until I commented on at least one photo. YOu have a few church shots here, and they're all moody & mysterious; and this one has a wonderful pov of the chandelier between the darker dome on the right and the brighter wall on the left. It's a fine photographic choice---leading me to say that you should post more photography! It's very dramatic. Then, the left branch of the chandelier goes right into an arch (or niche) in that tall wall. Your angles show how these forms (& their art) 'collide' in space, and how they speak to each other & contrast with each other, creating a visual 'din' as we move through them. Fine shot, and I think it would be looming with one of those high-end cameras (that cost a villa & a half to buy), where shots like this could be wall-size with total clarity. I hope to be back again soon, it's a pleasure.