Campanile View: St Mark's Basilica From Above
This week brought a welcome surprise. On Friday I noticed a few last-minute spots had opened up in the New England Photo Workshop led by Bill Fortney and Matt Kloskowski. Having never attended a photo workshop before and long admiring both photographers' work, I decided to jump in — so on Saturday I head back to Maine for the experience. I'm looking forward to it enormously.
Now on to today's photograph. Venice stands apart as one of the most distinctive cities anywhere, a genuine paradise for photographers with a picture waiting on every street and canal. Our base during the stay was St Mark's Square (Piazza San Marco), the square that draws virtually every visitor to Venice and doubles as a favourite gathering spot for locals. The piazza is home to the celebrated St Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace. For a different vantage point on the basilica, you can climb its campanile — the bell tower — rising 323 feet for an overhead look at the basilica, where the five domes of St Mark's spread out against the surrounding cityscape.

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