Venice 1909

"Venice" is a cyanotype photograph taken in 1909 by Karl Struss. The photograph is a unique example of the cyanotype process, which creates a striking blue image. The photograph captures the reflection of a bridge and surrounding buildings in the water of a Venetian canal. The rippling water creates abstract patterns and textures, enhancing the photograph's visual appeal. This work exemplifies Struss's talent for capturing the beauty of light and water, showcasing his mastery of the cyanotype process.