The three domes of St Mark

The Cathedral of St Mark, the main church in Venice, was built in in 828, when Venetian merchants stole the supposed relics of Mark the Evangelist from Alexandria. Its present form goes back to 1100. It is an example of Byzantine architecture. It lies at the eastern end of the Piazza San Marco, adjacent and connected to the Doge's Palace.

[Rob Z]

How brilliant to see St Marks like this - no tourists, just a beautiful composition highlighting the phenomenal architecture and details. :)

[Dianne]

A lovely image.

[Paul]

Beautifully captured Caterina. Love old buildings :)

[Ivan]

...and against that blue sky! fav

[Caterina]

@robz @dide @paul10 @ivan Thank you very much! I really appreciate your comments

[Junko Y]

Such an interesting presentation and such BLUE sky!

[Marloes]

Wonderful comp. Lovely domes against that gorgeous blue! Fav :-)

[Margo]

Great capture fav

[M. Brutus]

Lovely photo. I like the way you chose the detail of the domes and spires to highlight the church.

[Marnie]

Great shot of this iconic church and its domes against a clear blue sky.

[Catherine Otley]

An unusual pov making a very pleasing photo.