Venice and Florence Through My Stepdaughter's iPhone Lens
Venice and Florence Through My Stepdaughter's iPhone Lens
What I've noticed about the photos she takes is that they are not the same as you see in tourist and travel folders. In most cases she seeks out what is more unusual, like street scenes for example. There aren't many pics from Florence, but some pretty good ones from Venice. We start with Venice:
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10. And farewell Venice...
11. Florence looks like a golden city.
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Take a break - take a trip.
Enjoyed the trip. Great photos.
She definitely has the talent for this Buzz. I'd make a large bet that she's been observing your choices and techniques. There is a definite similarity with your style, particularly in the sunset shots.
I won't do a whole article for these, but here are the two that she sent me from The Netherlands. No tulips, but at least there are windmills.
I've never been to Italy, added to the list now! Thanks Buzz, to you and to your stepdaughter!
Nor have I, Gary. The only European countries I've been to are Spain, Gibraltar, England, Wales and Switzerland. Italy was the photography destination for many historic photographers, as you may have seen in my Famous Photographer series.
I just came to the realization that by posting articles on a group and then promoting them to the Front Page means that all NT members can see the articles, but cannot post a comment on them unless they are members of that group.. However, members should know that those groups are not private and anyone can join the group if they do wish to comment. Of course the Discovery group is for those whose horizons are considerably broader than those whose interests are limited only to politics and/or religion.
A Modern-Day Canaletto!
Ah yes, I see the similarity with Canaletto's canal paintings. Her photographic "eye" really surprises me.