12 Photos from Venice, Italy
Monograms Travel. The trip was amazing. I hadn’t been there in 15 years and it is still one of the most beautiful man-made things I have ever seen.
Monograms has a very unique take on the tour mentality, taking care of the hassles of travel while allowing you to move about independently and explore on your own. I’ll go into it in more detail in the next post but I think they’ve struck the perfect balance.
I had thought of a similar service a couple of years back only to discover that they’d been doing it for ages. I hate it when someone steals my ideas before I even think of them. It’s just rude.
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Beautiful photos. It makes me want to return to Venice – now. I love getting lost in its streets. I look forward to reading your future posts about the trip!
Agreed: the back streets are where’ most fun. And since it’s a bunch of islands, you can only get *so* lost (or drown, I suppose…
Gorgeous photos – and the perfect poignant note to end on. It’s so sad how all of this art and history and stunning architecture is slipping away from us. This post just makes me want to visit again, before it all disappears.
Lovely photography, Wes. Venice is such a colorful and romantic city and you’ve captured its spirit beautifully.
some great shots. Venice is just so photogenic
I’ll never get tired of seeing pictures from Venice. It’s the destination I visited back in 2011 that convinced me that returning to work after the week was finished was the worst idea ever.
I owe the past two years of full-time travel to Venice, and I love it so.
I love your post, Wes! Been a long time you posted something, but its worth the wait. Looking forward for ur next post!
Great photos. The window one is just so clean and simple. Nice eye. I hope you brought the elephant with you from that last post because how will he now know it’s 5pm without you having a beer along side the street!
Beautiful photos! I can never get sick of taking pictures of Venice. I was there a few times this past summer – it never fails to take my breath away.
Wow, beautiful pics. I am planning a trip to Italy next year and cannot WAIT!!! OMG, and gondolas are $40,000?! Crazy!
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Beautiful colors everywhere! :)
It’s sad how much the place has gone to the tourists, but it is undeniably beautiful, so it’s still worth a visit … thanks for these amazing photos of Venice!
Farewell my friend. You were a great one.