interpretatio romana 545:

interpretation by means of the existing roman constructs.

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Piazza San Marco, the axis around which tourists orbit. 

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Venice, night, artificial light.

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Venice at night. In a back-alley. 

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a random shot in Venice.

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The sun sets, and the water erupts in flames.

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Typical Venetian-Gothic fenestration. The brick seems to split and sag, as a fabric curtain.

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A bridge.

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The train station, and a gondola. How Venetian. 

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We arrived at Mestre in the evening. We took the bus into Venice, and were greeted by the skeleton of a great red fish.

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The hidden tomb at Brion.

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The sarcophagi remain the focal point.

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A peaked canopy shelters a few tombs.

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The chapel of Tomba Brion.

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The sarcophagi at tomba brion.

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The front door. From a distance, the entry portal reads as another mausoleum. 

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Tomba Brion. The cantered wall is usually hidden by the adjacent field.