Here is my updated slide show of Venice. To view any single image, merely left click the image and click again to resume. Hope you enjoy.

http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripw...3-3c54-f932?lb

I am not a Venice lover yet but I hope to be one next year. Thanks you for the amazing photos.

Sublime, Bob. Thanks for sharing. It gave me withdrawal symptoms. Haven't been to Venice for over a year.

How fun! Thanks for sharing, Bob! (I didn't realize you were from Chapel Hill - I was at Carolina for three years for grad school!)

Your pictures were wonderful. I really enjoyed the format, I hadn't seen a presentation like that before. Ah, Venice. I still want to pinch myself to think that I have actually been there and seen these sights. Thank you for posting this, I could look at pictures of Venice all day.

Thanks Bob,

You are getting me in the mood. A few more days before Venice, getting excited!

Always love your photos what kind of camera do you use? Keep them coming

Wonderful pictures - loved the slide show. I was in Venice this spring and your pictures brought me right back. Thanks for sharing!

Wonderful Bob! How many photogs have that shot of the red house on Burano and what is it about laundry?! I have the same shot of ground color tray-around Campo Stefano?

Loved the music also.

Grazie Joanne, The camera hardly matters---mine is a $300 point & shoot.

Great photos Bob and enjoyable viewing

Thank you

Thanks Aussie !

Great pix and great slideshow!

Wonderful photos - thanks so much for sharing!

I ask about camera because I need to upgrade from my little kodak point and click but not into something that a semi or pro photographer would use as I am not that good at it.

JoanneH, I don't know what Bob uses, but I've been really pleased with the Canon Powershot line. I have one and know a few others who do - they take great pictures but are easy to use.

Joanne, You really need to pick a price point. I have owned 3 different Fuji cameras over the past 9 years and like their picture quality. There are 2 secrets to good shots--one is to have a good eye for potential images, and the other is to edit, edit, edit so others only see your best 20%. A fancy camera may help, but is secondary to the above.

Lovely pictures to view on a cold miserable evening; thanks for sharing!

I have a Fuji that I bought specifically for the low-light capabilities, and it's great.

Bob, liked the Truman Show music (Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 11)!

Yes---you get to pick your music from a menu in the program.
It really is quite simple.