Expressing Your Vision - The Square Mile and Vittorio Veneto

Sunday afternoon: I’ve convinced my wife that relaxing by Santa Croce lake is really a nice activity, but it is hot as well. 

So we come back home and, guess what, I pick my camera(s) and decide to go for a walk, south side of the square mile. There are 35 degrees  Celsius.

Vittorio Veneto is a bit unusual: many years ago there were 2 villages, Ceneda and Serravalle; the two were put together in order to be districts of one small city called Vittorio Veneto.

I live between the two districts, in the center of Vittorio, that is not Ceneda (south) nor Serravalle (north).

I am in Ceneda’s boundary now.

The single line railway lays down between the mountains and the city, all along the west side, just near buildings and houses. 

The big, historical, thermal & spa center is one of the old buildings beyond the railway, and is shut down since the 70s.

Once these steps were the access to the thermal center: now they go into the railway’s fence.

I look for compositions that will best express my idea: the fair Vittorio going nowhere.