Venice in series: laundry

By Daniëlle Roeleveld | Published 3 maart 2020

Last week I got back from Venice and one of the things that struck me was that people still hang their laundry outside to dry. It’s a sight you rarely see in a city like Amsterdam. There was so much of it, that I eventually shot a series of them.

laundry at a terracotta colored house in Burano Italy

laundry at a blue house in Burano, Italy

little laundry at a blue house in Burano, Italy

laundry at green and ochre colored houses in Burano, Italy

blue laundry at blue house in Burano, Italy

laundry at lilac house in Burano, Italy — laundry at a lilac colored house in Burano, Italy

white laundry at lilac house in Burano, Italy — white laundry at a lilac house in Burano, Italy

black and white laundry at ochre house in Burano, Italy — black and white laundry at an ochre colored house in Burano, Italy

black laundry at a blue house in Burano, Italy

colored laundry at terracotta house in Venice, Italy — colored laundry at a terracotta colored house in Venice, Italy

two rows of laundry at blue house in Burano, Italy — two rows of laundry at a blue house in Burano, Italy

colored laundry in an alley in Venice, Italy

yellow and orange laundry at terracotta house in Venice, Italy — yellow and orange laundry at a terracotta colored house in Venice, Italy

blue and white laundry at Naples yellow colored house in Venice, Italy

red laundry in front of a red house in Venice, Italy

yellow and white laundry in front of a house in Venice, Italy

red laundry and lady in red in front of a red house in Venice, Italy — red laundry and a lady in red in front of a red house in Venice, Italy

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