Chapel on the water by ratto
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is the lovely Portogruaro (VE) - Italia

Comments (20)
Lovely is right! Beautiful place and excellent shot. :)
Complimenti ! :-) You're wonderfully advertising our Region worldwide ! :-D
Great shot! It gives the feeling of the place.
A beautiful place and shot !
THAT must truly be a beautiful city... I envy your travels...
Ale proprio una bella foto molto ben equilibrata dalla luce ed colori.
molto grande!
Such wonders you have over there. I love Italy through your eyes! :)
Just so lovely...what a pleasure to espy!
So many graceful lines - The wood in its color and character alone not to mention the carveing - Arhways onto the water - a photo filled with great elements -
ohhh this one seems such a lovely place to have a nice chat with friends ;0]
Hey Tania, you're right... and a latte macchiato would be great too ;o)
Ok... we're waiting U all!! Come here and we'll go there :)
Great shot!...beautiful place to take photo..:))
"Ring","Ring"......booking my flight right now... Ratto, you are so fortunate to live in such a beautiful part of the world, you lucky dog. Thank you for sharing it with us.....and so perfectly.
how beautiful this is & such a charming place! i can't wait to visit!! ...someday :]
Bella italia ... excellent shot ... beautiful mood
totalluy awesome vision :) the corner, the light, the depth... you are a master and this is a great way to close my surfing of missed images :)
So, how much does the Italian tourism-minister pay you for posting such lovely pics? I guess the hotels will be all full next summer :-)
Superb shot. A confessional by a Taverna ? That does raise interesting questions.