San Geremia
On the Grand Canal, where it joins the Cannaregio Canal, San Geremia, built in 1753 on the site of a former 12 th century church. Its campanile is attached to baroque Palazzo Labia.
posted by Pierre at 9:05 AM
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
On the Grand Canal, where it joins the Cannaregio Canal, San Geremia, built in 1753 on the site of a former 12 th century church. Its campanile is attached to baroque Palazzo Labia.
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8 Comments:
Great shot. I can almost hear the bells.
Wonderful snap of a great Grand Canal scene! "Typical Venice" shot in my opinion.
Fabulous shot! I would give almost anything to be there right now! Thank you for sharing this with us.
Venice even looks beautiful in mono... such a lovely low key shot. You are an ace photographer, Pierre.
Yes, good choice for a b&w shot. Have passed this church so many times and never visited—next time.
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Perfect monochrome photo of this scene!
I'm still having problems with my internet but hope to have it solved this week sometime. But, so sorry that I have missed so many wonderful photos of yours and other bloggers! Happy to be back, though, even if it's momentary!!
Best place there to visit..one of the finest location...
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