The distorted photograph last week was much less challenging to pinpoint then previous weeks. The bridge in the photograph was a great deal easier to identify having appeared in numerous guidebooks and postcards. The green and blue striped poles acted as a confirmation clue to the identity of the city. The bridge was Ponte Rialto which is in the Italian city of Venice.
Congratulations to Tim (@timofnewbury), someone at Gydem (@gydemapp), Simon (@similtiades), Jackie (@JackiesJourneys), Papamarabou (@papamarabou) and Davide (@travelling_dave)
This week the the twisted photograph is of an iconic building in this city rather than a recognisable skyline. The building is however, a fairly recognisable one in its undistorted state.
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