Campanile San Marco, Venice Bell Tower on a cold rainy day
Visiting Venice Tower in St Mark's Square / San Marco Piazza on a cool, windy, rainy day. The views of the surrounding Saint Mark's Square, Basilica, surrounding city and turquoise blue water were still beautiful despite the weather!
If you're thinking of doing a visit to Campanile di San Marco, the famous Venice tower, and are wondering what it's like going there in autumn / fall, winter, or early spring when there's rain or when it's in the colder months of the year (September / October / November / December / January / February / March / April - even May), this video may be helpful for you.
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Earth by K-391 - music provided by NoCopyrightSounds: it's an NCS Release
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[FHD] - “PINK SONIC” - OPEN AIR CONCERT tribute to “PINK FLOYD” - JUNE, 15th 2019 - CANON EOS M100
A live event not to be missed, especially because it was held in my own (small) town, an open air concert in a public place, just a few hundreds yards from where I live. One of the many shows that are being held in Europe this year and part of a tribute to the famous british band, the Pink Floyd.
PINK SONIC… ON THE HIGHEST PEAK REACHING FOR GILMOUR
The project that brings Pink Floyd’s myth on Europe’s most important stages.
The “Pink Sonic” project idea first came in 2011.
Chief and essence of the project is Captain “Francesco Pavananda, singer and guitar player of great international stature, with his talent and eccentricity: since over 20 years he’s been living with his 33 cats in a very remote and secluded location in the high mountains, almost entirely isolated from the rest of the world. In this complete isolation, he’s devoting himself, night and day, at the continuous, exhaustive and perennial search for great sounds and perfect rig. His home, full of amplifiers, guitars and every imaginable gadget and electronics, becomes the ideal and suggestive scenario for his spasmodic search for “soul”, “hearth” and sound of David Gilmour.
Francesco Pavananda, his maniacal artistic direction, the very accurate selection of his music artists, lights, his “lasers”, accurately programmed by himself and his unfailing “circle” of 5 meters in diameter, where some very inspiring, oneiric, and very dreamlike, images are being projected along with the 32 moving heads around it, with those superb light designs, make the show a brilliant, unique and extraordinary event, more focused on “emotion”, rather than on the technical aspect, as fulcrum of the entire show from the Pink Sonic.
The myth of the Pink Floyd at this summer event in all its glory. The people who gathered at this live event were totally transported and dragged by the music of the british band, masterfully played and singed by the Pink Sonic. A very accurate and carefully planned in every single detail show, with great light effects enhancing, even more, the skills of the band.
The Pink Sonic are:
Francesco Pavananda: guitars, lead vocal
William Moor: drums
Michele Lavarda: bass & vocals
Gioel Stradiotto: keyboards
Gabriele Andreotti: sax
Marco Marinato: rhythm guitar
Valerie Buckley: vocals
Manuela Milanese: vocals
Nicole Stella: vocals
Contacts:
Booking / Request
booking@pinksonicshow.com
Infos:
info@pinksonicshow.com
Website:
pinksonicshow.com
The open air concert lasted almost 2 and a half hours. I took roughly 50 minutes worth of footage of this live event. Nearly half of the clips were shot very close to the stage, others from distance: that night there was a thunderstorm going on in the nearest village (about 1 km away, with very heavy hail), as you can see in some clips, and there it rained a little bit, every now and then, so occasionally I needed to find a secure and secluded place to shoot safely (I had no umbrellas with me) without risking my camera and gears. We were lucky not to find ourselves at the heart of the thunderstorm, that night. This video is a sound/music/video mix-up of the entire event and was shot with my CANON EOS M100 APS-C mirror-less camera, with primarily its 15-45mm f3.5-6.3 kit lens. A few clips were also shot with a Neewer 35mm f1.7 fixed focal, fast, lens.
Sound was captured natively by the camera built-in microphones. The audio is pretty good even on the camera’s internal mics. I could have used my CANON EOS M instead to shoot this event and therefore take advantage of the external mic input and use my Rode Go mic for better audio but I preferred to shoot with the M100, maybe more suited for low light situations.
Editing:
DaVinci Resolve 16 beta 4. All clips were only marginally retouched as for exposure, contrast, shadows and mid-tones. No color grading applied, only stabilization to about 40% of the clips. Video rendered in FHD, 1080p @60fps with “medium quality” setting, due to the overall length of the video. Video file-size: 4.41GB. Average bit-rate: 26 Mbps.
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