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A picture I took from a small bridge in Venice, Italy.
The above photo has been shot with the Samsung NX10,
provided by Samsung Electronics. Co., Ltd.
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For more information about my works: info@benheine.com
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Gondolier:
Some other photos with "vanishing points":
When Water Meets Color
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
Our dreams are in between
All our touch and feeling
Nothing ever ever seem
From your heart there stealing
All you give must be of you
Every word and meaning
Let it come and be so true
Not just only there seeming
Much goes the other way
Without nothing too close
Each day a complicated day
As life together goes
You may have meanings and need
But nothing's there forever
This at least's how I life read
It isn't about being clever
Our dreams are what have been
Still around there wheeling
Some is dark in its light beam
Complex with its feeling
All you give must come and be
Both inside and from outside
Let your heartbeat now be free
With your love in truth abide
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I love this artists work.
In this photo he has managed to understand the Venice we all know and love.
When I was there, a long time ago, I too noticed that the reflection on the water was the most magnificent art of Venice.
Ben Heine has capture this in an extremely lucid way.
You cannot but be impressed wit this 'photo.
Venice is different ideas to ALL artists.............this is one of the best I have seen.
He has taken a photo of just one of the numerous back canals and made it his own VENICE.
I am in awe.