These narrow passageways beneath buildings, create navigable routes through a compact and irregular urban layout.

This second post showcases a wide selection of my colour images, inspired by the ‘less is more’ philosophy.

Embrace the principles behind ‘Less is More’, for images with impact and lasting memories. Photographing in colour and using a “towards minimalism” approach refined over decades, this comprehensive post will assist you in developing a more personal and expansive approach to photographing in Venice.

Photographing Venice. Learn how to take more successful images with greater individuality and meaning, to create truly lasting memories.

Capturing images ecapsulating time, memories and the beauty of decline. Whether made of wood or metal, these aged door surfaces often become layered over time with paper – posters, stickers, and personal messages; frequently embellished with graffiti.

The effects of time, moisture, pollution and microorganisms; has left its mark on Venice’s brick and stucco walls.

The UK photographer presents a further series of unique Venetian composite images, to stir the imagination. A single original photograph, together with three other horizontally and vertically reversed images; were combined to form a new composite. 

The UK photographer presents a further series of unique Venetian composite images, to stir the imagination. A single original photograph, together with three other horizontally and vertically reversed images; were combined to form a new composite. 

Using composite imagery, the photographer creates a new visualisation of the Venetian urban landscape. A single original photograph, together with three other horizontally and vertically reversed images; were combined to form a new composite.