![St George in the East](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1726828640908-N809ZNJWBXNOFDYC2MUE/000006620011.jpeg)
St George in the East
![First steps with a Holga and medium format photography](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1726822227416-YQ9AS79VSUH09ZS34RGD/000006620001.jpg)
First steps with a Holga and medium format photography
![San Martino](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1720035617724-1ZXDV3ZH9X20PJ1YJ3Q7/1.jpeg)
San Martino
![San Nicolò dei Mendicoli](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1720034557079-3I8ZK430W4SZFYAOH06W/B4528E3C-19AF-4537-8C94-842CA78CA1B4.jpeg)
San Nicolò dei Mendicoli
A beautiful gem of a church, somewhat off the beaten track
![“Manifestations of insolent atheism”: San Moisè and Santa Maria del Giglio](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1692986526690-TTJ10ODZKRBMC6VMXLMN/7748C983-5B68-4783-BBA9-A5742475D8C0.jpeg)
“Manifestations of insolent atheism”: San Moisè and Santa Maria del Giglio
“The churches raised throughout this period are so grossly debased, that even the Italian critics exhaust their terms of reproach upon these last efforts of the Renaissance builders”.
![San Geminiano in Piazza San Marco, demolished by Napoleon](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1694068673169-792V1BN1MEDVTJNQT4GJ/canaletto+detail.png)
San Geminiano in Piazza San Marco, demolished by Napoleon
![San Giovanni in Bragora](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1692465654877-L17FNQDXFLXC8CD9B4K3/23668E0E-2CCA-4A0B-AD3D-ABCBA2015052.jpeg)
San Giovanni in Bragora
The parish church of the Vivaldi family, containing the composer’s baptismal document, and some fine paintings
![Campo Bandiera e Moro o della Bragora](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1692466467852-12U9B9QK7656MBUSR4LK/79F2B46D-C807-4618-A1D9-1BA743809A01_1_102_a.jpeg)
Campo Bandiera e Moro o della Bragora
An attractive campo with the parish church of the Vivaldi family, and Venice’s oldest coffee roastery
![San Francesco della Vigna](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1692455101811-B4SGA1SXEEX0GHMVRQN5/10168B89-D55F-4C1B-9070-E16F618D033C_1_105_c.jpeg)
San Francesco della Vigna
Andra Palladio’s first church, built at the place where St Mark is said to have landed, and where wine is still produced from the eponymous vines
![San Zaccaria](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1692455292608-7Y54MEZEUIWSXBZ5V404/3D5C60D0-E480-47DD-8F13-6CAD4F969A32_1_105_c.jpeg)
San Zaccaria
Gothic at the base of the facade, with a seamless transition to early renaissance above. Gorgeous paintings inside, including one of Giovanni Bellini’s finest
![San Pietro di Castello](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1692380037298-6UG640ELNNK1GPGKGEH0/7D84C989-DB44-4873-BFC8-59172CB4D0B0.jpeg)
San Pietro di Castello
The former cathedral of Venice, off the beaten track, on an island at the eastern end of Venice
![A very brief and grossly over-simplified history of Venice](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1692376039370-WFV67XMHRRSC5C4O7FXB/ECD5527F-9D1A-4BBE-9D4A-B7140189BD93_1_105_c.jpeg)
A very brief and grossly over-simplified history of Venice
A super-quick overview for the reader totally new to the subject.
![A Month in Venice](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/64df6809262667196813b8f0/1692375822463-YYQEMBZJFWQQO2N9K3P9/4087C961-12D9-48EF-A6E2-CA8B3CA1B99D_1_105_c.jpeg)
A Month in Venice
For years, we’d wanted to stay in Venice for an extended period. This time we had an opportunity
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