St. Mark's Square #3

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High tide in Venice is a phenomenon that occurs when the water level in the lagoon rises above the norm, flooding some areas of the city. During high tide, one of the most affected areas is often St. Mark's Square.

The city's squares and low-lying streets can flood, making it necessary to use temporary elevated walkways ("ponti alti") to allow residents and visitors to cross the flooded areas. However, this phenomenon is very evocative when, looking at the water, one captures the reflection of the majestic surrounding buildings.

This work is available on Fine Art photographic paper or Tiziano Canvas. The inks used are of the highest quality and long-lasting, ensuring a brilliant and durable color rendition over time.

The image is characterized by light, pastel tones, with a soft blue sky. The composition is centered on the St. Mark's bell tower, an iconic Venetian structure, with St. Mark's Basilica in the background to the left and the Doge's Palace to the right. The water's surface acts as a mirror, creating a sense of tranquility and beauty.