Your photographs are always so interesting Elina. I love the unique way you capture your surroundings. Always such a treat to see life through your lens 🙂
I love everything about this shot, including the inclusion of the two ladies. But it looks like you were lying down on the street to get this angle. Had too much to drinK? Or are you just really short?
I visit Warsaw quite often and have been to the old town many times. It is so colourful I have never thought of processing one of my images from there black and white. This has really inspired me to go back and look at this area of Warsaw again differently.
I love the narrow cobblestone streets and the old buildings on this image. As usual the angle and perspective on your images is wonderful also. Great job on this image Elina 🙂
Beautiful image, the perspective is fine and sensitive chosen.
Early 80th I was in Warsaw, the old part was very impressive, but what impressed me most is the fact that it was rebuilt, polish craftsmen and engineers made a fantastic job, after the whole City was nearly totaly destroyed during the war.
I agree, they have rebuilt the old town really nicely. And it’s so sad the city was destroyed during World War II. Thank you for your kind words and sharing your thoughts Joerg! Cool to hear you’ve been there! 🙂
I like the atmosphere of such old narrow streets and houses too. It so different compared to modern style streets .. you can feel the history and often i wonder which people lived there hundreds or more years ago.
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Such an evocative blend of past and present, as though ghosts from the past have risen in the re-build, and why not?
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Wonderful thoughts Patti, thank you! 🙂
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nice scene and shot.
your ground level shots work really well for you, elina.
i gotta try it 🙂
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Your photographs are always so interesting Elina. I love the unique way you capture your surroundings. Always such a treat to see life through your lens 🙂
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Such kind words, thank you Andrew! 🙂
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The atmosphere AND the perspective!
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Thank you very much LB! 🙂
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I love everything about this shot, including the inclusion of the two ladies. But it looks like you were lying down on the street to get this angle. Had too much to drinK? Or are you just really short?
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LOL 😀 Thank you Emilio!
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Elina, I always so love your point of view, and this photo is no exception. Congratulations on being part of Monochromia – I’m off to follow now 🙂
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Thank you Stacy for your kind words! 🙂 Thank you also for following, a warm welcome!
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Great perspective and depth of field, Elina!
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Thank you very much Robyn! 🙂
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This is GORGEOUS!
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Thank you very much West! 🙂
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I visit Warsaw quite often and have been to the old town many times. It is so colourful I have never thought of processing one of my images from there black and white. This has really inspired me to go back and look at this area of Warsaw again differently.
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Wonderful to hear this inspired you. 🙂 It would be great to see your photos of the old town. Thank you for your kind comment!
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There is dimension in this picture and that breathes. There is also a « rat view », which is something I really like. Beautiful capture Elina!
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Thank you for your kind words Meho! 🙂
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Thank you Joe! 🙂
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The perspective is wonderful, Elina! Beautiful.
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Such kind words, thank you Karen! 🙂
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I love the narrow cobblestone streets and the old buildings on this image. As usual the angle and perspective on your images is wonderful also. Great job on this image Elina 🙂
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Thank you very much Joe! I’m sure you would enjoy walking those cobblestone streets, and architecture also! 🙂
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Beautiful image, the perspective is fine and sensitive chosen.
Early 80th I was in Warsaw, the old part was very impressive, but what impressed me most is the fact that it was rebuilt, polish craftsmen and engineers made a fantastic job, after the whole City was nearly totaly destroyed during the war.
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I agree, they have rebuilt the old town really nicely. And it’s so sad the city was destroyed during World War II. Thank you for your kind words and sharing your thoughts Joerg! Cool to hear you’ve been there! 🙂
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I like the atmosphere of such old narrow streets and houses too. It so different compared to modern style streets .. you can feel the history and often i wonder which people lived there hundreds or more years ago.
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I agree. 🙂 Such old buildings have wonderful character. Thank you for sharing your thoughts Robert!
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