Meredith Scott Maisonneuve
Took this picture in
Sant Angelo, Venice.
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Meredith Scott Maisonneuve
Took this picture in
Sant Angelo, Venice.
http://thewanderlustgene.wordpress.com/
GOOD LUCK
Filed under 4th rpc
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sumptuous reflection meredith, the bridge seems to be floating
I love the view clear above, shimmering below.
A bit different, I thought – glad you enjoyed it Viv
Thanks for coming over Christine – and for your like and comment! It took me ages to get the shot – the bridge was sited at a strange angle, starting in a little canal-side terrace, and diving down those few steps directly into a narrow alley, then there was the light …
So many things to see – a beautiful capture.
Aren’t there? And especially places like Venice – there’s a reason it’s been so loved by travellers and artists for hundreds of years
I have not visited yet and hope to do so one day. In the meantime I enjoy photos such as yours
This is a really pretty photo. May I ask where you were standing? Just curious
Ah, yes, well … it was a bit tricky, sorta hanging and hiding! Luckily I had my walking frame with me (long story!) and that came in handy too
how great if someone had taken a photo of you taking this photo! yes, i like what you’ve captured here!
z
Oh no!!!!!!!! That would have been a sight to behold – me propped up on my walking frame, hanging over the edge trying to keep out of the reflection1 Not a pretty sight – though amusing I suppose
but of course it would have been a great image, though you did well describing it!
I’d rather try describing than think there’s a photo of it out there somewhere Liza
i understand totally! i was crawling around on that last painting this past week, and lesli took a few photos as i worked. i thought, ‘i hope she doesn’t post those to the world!’
she’s quite sensitive and would never post an unflattering image, thank goodness!
z
Work in Progress?
no, it was the one just finished; we delivered it to her house, and of course, there were a few ‘touch ups’ that no one would ever notice except for me! https://playamart.wordpress.com/2013/01/21/mano-de-la-paz-finds-a-new-home/
Beautiful capture, Meredith! The reflection is gorgeous!
Bless you Marie – I loved how the reflection was cut by the bridge, making it possible to see the upper three floors, even though they weren’t visible in the real background building.
It’s stunning Meredith, a richly detailed image.
The place is like a stage setting, or artists’ playground, don’t you think? Everywhere you turn there’s something to examine
Superb capture! Did you shoot this from a Gondola? A winner for sure
No, not a gondola shot Madhu! This was a Meredith scales the railings (with the help of her collapsible walking frame that I was still using – mostly as an informal walking stick) doing complex physics to avoid self in reflections!
The building, bridge, and reflections are in one stunning beautiful photo! Perfect!
Sometimes you’ve just gotta have everything in the photo Amy! Thanks dear
Very nice composition. Love this shot.
Thanks so much for coming over John
Beautiful reflections
What a place, eh?
I visited in 1989 and would love to back…
Lovely shot§§ stunning.
Very nice picture and that coming from someone who is not ecstatic about water!
Scott
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Great shot…love the building reflected in the water below the bridge.