Caravaggio at the squero

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Caravaggio at the squero sent on December 03, 2017 (22:45) by Kramer71. 1 comments, 621 views.

at 85mm, 13 sec f/8.0, ISO 100, tripod. Venezia, Italy.

Durante le mie peregrinazioni veneziane lascio sempre un po' di tempo per un salto allo squero di S.Trovaso. Non conta esserci passati un'ora prima o il giorno avanti, conta la luce che puoi trovarci. Una sera nulla, una sera addirittura un dipinto di Caravaggio.

3 persons like it: Flavio Giorgis, Marisa194, TwoOwl2

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Marisa194

sent on December 03, 2017 (23:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

There is the essence of Venice, a palette of Caravaggesque colors!
Compliments!
Hi Marisa

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