Venice, Italy (Campo San Barnaba)
The most amazing thing happened right after I took this shot. A man and a woman climbed out of a manhole soaking wet and they were chased away by a group of armed men wearing fez hats. I'm kidding. Actually I just described a movie scene that took place here in the 1980's. ( Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade)
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Oh, you do find the most fantastic reflections, James!! And, no, I didn't mean James Bond!! Love your capture for the day! Have a great weekend! I do hope it's cooler there today!
ReplyDeleteRhô le joli cliché, parfaitement mis en image !!! Bien vu, James !!! ;)
ReplyDeleteLOL I'll have to watch the movie yet again to look for this beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteha ha. goofy guy. :)
ReplyDeletelike that shot, though! what an ornate boat!
My eye goes to those beautiful carpets on the boat. And all the accompanying ornamentation. Lovely.
ReplyDelete:) amazing creativity! A move scenery for sure and really beautiful!Wonderful capture James, well done!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Réflection faite: du grand luxe!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Venice is one of the best places for reflections.
ReplyDeleteIncredible reflection.
ReplyDeleteAh, you must have taken enough reflections photos in Venice to last you for years here, it must have been a gold mine for reflected light with all that horizontal water everywhere you look. Hope you didn't fall down any open manholes while distracted by reflections...
ReplyDeleteHaha! I was about to tell you something about Indy!One (three) of my favorite movies!
ReplyDeleteBTW, an other fabulous reflection, in a fabulous place..
In addition to the fantastic reflection, there is a lot of other things to see as well. Very nice James!
ReplyDeleteLa magie de Venise opère toujours...
ReplyDeleteSorry James, je ne trouve plus vraiment de reflets à Versailles...
Spectacular! I didn't have to finish scrolling to know exactly where you took this shot, James. (I love that movie too, but you really have to suspend disbelief when watching that scene!)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent photography with such lustre of reflection complimenting the Canola
ReplyDeletestunning reflections! you are so funny; I love that movie!
ReplyDeleteFantastic reflection, James! Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot! And I laughed out loud at your scenario...you are too funny!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a very calm, cool day, perfect for such a
ReplyDeletereflection with a little watery rippling to remind one of the reality of the scene.
You are too funny Mr James. Bond? James Bond?
ReplyDeleteFabulous photo-the gondolas themselves are fab, and then you go and get the building too! Well spotted and captured.
Wonderful reflection James. You had me going for a second there with your descriptive imagination!(Where would we be without a sense of humour?) Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteOne can never tire of Venice. How many data chips can you use up shooting all the reflection choices? As many as it takes, right James?
ReplyDeleteI love seeing those columns in the reflection. Beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteThere's no better place than Venice for reflections. Sigh...
ReplyDeleteVenice, what a great place. Terrific reflection shot. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteTruly lovely shot. Have a great week end!
ReplyDeleteWow thats some shot! Richard
ReplyDeleteOh my, that is an amazing photo.
ReplyDeleteThat is one fine image James. Bravo. I"ll be joining the gang tomorrow! :)
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