October 02, 2012
Warszawa
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The buildings in Warsaw's Old Town (Stare Miasto), are in fact no more than 67 years old. During World War II, 90% of Warsaw's buildings were destroyed or damaged. These were all lovingly rebuilt and restored after the war.
We happened to stumble onto a film set for the Polish movie AmbaSSada, directed by Juliusz Machulski:
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16 comments:
my lovely city <3
it's great to see it through your eyes!
Beautiful pictures!
LOVE those shadows in the photo third from the bottom! Beautiful work, as usual!
my city!
AMAZING!!
Lovely photos! What kind of lens do you usually use for these kind of photos?
Your photography is so elegant.
Thank you everyone!
Tynka and Folje: I can't believe how much Warsaw has changed in the past 12 years! My family lives in Poland, so I've been a number of times and my overwhelming memory of Warsaw was a perpetual greyness. But now there are so many lovely new buildings and the old grey Soviet blocks have been painted in bright colors. I'm amazed!
Linn: For these I used a combination of lenses: Canon 24-70 mm, Canon TS-E 45mm, and my iphone using the Hipstamtic app.
I love Poland, these are beautiful
Yaay I'm happy to see my country here too;)
I love your works :)
beutiful
lovely shot
very good Photography
look likes Heritage in the city
Regards
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Beautiful pictures! Thanks for sharing!
Bine
lovely pics!
This is the Warsaw I prefer to remember when I get homesick. Beautiful photographs.... Thank you, Irene.
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