Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #70: Monochrome

Venice is a beautiful city, full of architectural details.  These are the windows in the Bridge of Sighs; it was through these shaped openings that convicts saw their last view of Venice before they were imprisoned.

The stairs are known as the Giants’ Staircase in the Doge’s Palace.  The staircase itself is not overly large, but there are some giant-size statues atop it.  Looking closely, you find these intricate designs on the stairs.

I didn’t edit the colors on either of these, so enjoy them in their natural black and white.

You can find more monochrome at the original Lens-Artist challenge.

 

8 thoughts on “Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #70: Monochrome

  1. Amy November 4, 2019 / 5:49 pm

    Two beautiful photos, Mei-Mei! So many stories behind the window and these stairs.

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    • Mei-Mei November 5, 2019 / 10:11 am

      Yes, I always love learning and sharing the stories behind interesting things

      Liked by 1 person

    • Mei-Mei November 5, 2019 / 10:10 am

      I just loved that window, I took so many pictures of it 😂

      Like

  2. pattimoed November 5, 2019 / 2:43 am

    Thanks for these beautiful details, Mei-Mei. I was in Venice this summer, but I didn’t take a shot of the details. Thanks for showing them to me!

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  3. Leya November 5, 2019 / 10:03 am

    Beautiful choices, Mei-Mei. Intricate details are sometimes overlooked – too many tourists and also heat, can make me miss out on them. Thank you for showing us!

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  4. Madame Writer November 8, 2019 / 12:14 pm

    For some reason, I find the pictures of small beauty even more beautiful than large beauty. These pictures are so beautiful!

    Liked by 1 person

    • Mei-Mei November 8, 2019 / 1:03 pm

      Yes, I love all the little details! It’s like a fun secret, discovering them.

      Liked by 1 person

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