Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape Photography Locations => Topic started by: Lisa Nikodym on March 18, 2009, 12:11:57 am
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For the guys here who've been waiting for them, I finally finished posting the photos from the Venice portion of my recent trip to Venice & Switzerland, and you can see them here:
http://www.stanford.edu/~melkor/lisa_pictu...w_pictures.html (http://www.stanford.edu/~melkor/lisa_pictures/new_pictures.html)
I tried to put what I thought were the better ones first, so you can stop when you've had enough.
The photos from Switzerland will probably be posted sometime in the next month.
Suggestions welcome...
Lisa
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Hey Lisa: There's some good stuff there - thanks for sharing!
Mike.
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For the guys here who've been waiting for them, I finally finished posting the photos from the Venice portion of my recent trip to Venice & Switzerland, and you can see them here:
http://www.stanford.edu/~melkor/lisa_pictu...w_pictures.html (http://www.stanford.edu/~melkor/lisa_pictures/new_pictures.html)
I tried to put what I thought were the better ones first, so you can stop when you've had enough.
The photos from Switzerland will probably be posted sometime in the next month.
Suggestions welcome...
Lisa
I particularly like the monochrome Rialto view. I spotted the thumbnail of the Piazza San Marco shot and wondered if you'd gone to Pisa as well!
Please make your web site easier to use - there are some lovely pictures there, but the "forward / back" mechanism is really tedious.
Jeremy
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Sorry for the tediousness of the navigation. I wrote the web site from scratch a few years ago with nothing more than a text editor and an "HTML for beginners" book, no fancy software, so I had to keep it simple. Someday I should upgrade it, but I've been too busy taking and processing the photos so there's no time left over for web site enhancement...
Lisa
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Lovely work, as usual, Lisa. And for your photos I'm even willing to use the "back" button.
Your detailed historical notes are often quite charming: "The composer Antonio Vivaldi had something to do with this building at some point..."
Thanks for sharing. I look forward to Switzerland.
-Eric
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Thanks for sharing! Your photos are always a treat... and they remind me that I must absolutely return to Venice asap. My last trip was in 2003.