The River under Castelvecchio bridge

We went to check the conditions of the river and found that the water level has decreased a little as well as its strength. No more rain, the sky is finally blue again, and the setting sun shines on the old bridge

[Phil Howcroft]

It is a stunning location and photo Caterina, i like the water movement

[Helen Jane]

The water still looks high - great colours in the strong light and what a lovely sky.

[sarah]

has a look of a painting. fav

[cm_saratoga]

You're photos come from such interesting places. Even in a high water event the warm low light colors bring out such interesting textures.

[Jane Pittenger]

What a wonderful bridge and light...good to hear re the flooding passing

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Nice capture- the building and bridge look like a piece of living history.

[Tom]

Lovely.. great use of the setting sun and the warm reflection on the water

[Margo]

Good shot

[Marnie]

Oh gosh, those storms have been bad. We're getting coverage of them here.

[CC Folk]

This is beautiful, Caterina! Fav.

[Caterina]

@phil_howcroft @cm_saratoga @helenhall @jgpittenger @olivetreeann @tosee @777margo @golftragic @gardenfolk @samae Thanks to all of you for the nice comments that took this photo to the TP and the PP. Great surprise and joy when I found out!

[Taffy]

What a charming scene -- it has such a strong classic and historic look.

[Paul]

Lovely image :-)

[Caterina]

Thank you @taffy and yes, we were spared the flooding, in part because the firemen opened the canal that connects the river Adige upstream to Lake Garda, letting out a large amount of water and decreasing the pressure. Today was sunny, but my husband's brother who lives nearer to the mountains has been without electricity and warming for two days. And let's hope that the rain foreseen for tomorrow won't damage Venice further