Loentje en Frank Furnée, met een onbekende vrouw, op het San Marcoplein en in een gondel in Venetië 1928

These photos of Loentje and Frank Furnée with an unknown woman in Venice offer a glimpse into their travels, captured through Onnen’s lens. Imagine Loentje, framing her shot on San Marco Square, trying to capture not just the architecture but the feeling of being there, the light bouncing off the stones. And then, the intimacy of the gondola, a quiet moment shared. You know, photography is like painting; it's all about seeing. Onnen makes choices about composition, light, and shadow to tell her story of these people on vacation. It’s a document, sure, but also an interpretation. These snapshots remind us that every artist is in conversation with the world around them, drawing inspiration and leaving their own mark.