Not only Venice is worthy a photographer’s attention, also the neighborhood offers amazing occasions to take splendid pictures. I love to explore the many islands, small villages and beaches that are disseminated in the Venetian lagoon to look for the surprising beauty that lies outside the main tourist routes. I was strolling around Cavallino when I saw this characteristic row boat as the sun was setting down, and the scene was filled with its lovely golden light.
Location: Piazza Cavallino, Cavallino-Treporti, Venice.
What to shot: The small village of Cavallino lies next to the lagoon and has a waterside road that allows to look at the lagoon comfortably while remaining stable on the land. Be it on your foot, in your car, or even better riding your bike, as it offers an amazing occasion for a cycle trip, enjoy the Northern and wilder part of the lagoon of Venice.
Ideal time to shot: Both sunrise and sunset.
Gear: Wide angles, standard zooms.
How to get there: From Venice, public transport water bus line 14 or 15 to Punta Sabbioni, and then autobus 5 to Piazza Cavallino.
Coordinates: 45°29′03″N 12°33′03″E
With this picture I participate to the weekly photo challenge ‘Fray‘
You give me double pleasure. You are an amazing photographer of light, and you are a wonderful travel guide to Venice where I didn’t go on my recent trip, although I was very close. I’ll store your Venice to guide my eventual visit. Thank you.
Fantastic colour and composition, love it.
Lovely images.
Wonderful lighting.
Love the photo – very tranquil and great colour
Seems like there are no limits to the number of beautiful shots around la Serenissima, Bruno ! – certainly, you’re showing all of them us, lucky people that we are ! 🙂
Ciao M-R! I’m happy you like the post! Venice is much more than St. Mark’s Square and I would like to show it with my pictures!. 🙂
Well, you do !!! – and brilliantly. Complimenti bello.
Beautiful golden light and fantastic composition.
A lovely image of a very interesting boat. I’d like to paddle that boat to see how she handles. Thank you for sharing this amazing place.
Absolutely majestic…what vivid colour and such tranquility, with a flare of adventure running through it in that florid, ruddy light…superb. Loved reading about your explorations. I would love to visit these places one day.
A song sprang to mind as I looked upon this post. I thought I might share it with you here. P.S. I realize the Cayman Islands are not anywhere near Venice, but still, this song was what sluiced me mind when I looked upon this glorious scene, so here you go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPWYOz15gR0
Cheers!
Autumn Jade
Stunning image!
Sighing — for the beauty, and for the nostalgia, and with envy of you who are there all the time!
Thank you Touch2Touch, you are right, I’am lucky to live in such a beautiful place! Take a chance to get used to such an high standard 😉
Oh my! I first thought this was in Asia. Having never been to Italy, I have no idea what to expect. This type of scenery looks exactly where I’d love to visit. Thanks, too for the info behind the pic. 🙂
Hi Hilary! You are right, it looks a little bit like Asia! 🙂 This is not the first place you visit when you are coming to Venice, but it’s a good alternative if you are looking for some nature, some beach or if you already have had enough of the crowded alleys of Venice! Thank you for your comment and for stopping by! 🙂
Same to you with my blog! That’s very interesting. I want to do some more research into Venice now. It seems as if only a fraction is presented in tourism oriented content. 🙂 I love your photos and will keep looking for more Venice that contrasts my limited perceptions.
Soft and gentle …. beautiful.
Thanks 😉