Eastern Europe

[Joao]

Some from the Republic of Uzupis and Lithuania
Republic of Uzupis (formal border)


Piano (from a public collection of decaying pianos)


Hill of Crosses, Lithuania


Hill of Crosses (detail)


Vilnius, street bench


Literatu Street, Vilnius (good for the “Surrealist photo” thread…)


Monument to Frank Zappa in Vilnius .


Arch in the old city , Vilnius


Some more to follow
Regards
Joao

 

[Pherdinand]

So let's keep our passive-aggressive western egos in check, shall we?

no worries man none of us easterns got offended 😉

romania, 2005, rolleiflex automat 1937

these very old saxon fortified churches are mostly abandoned since the 2nd wave of migration of saxon (german ethnic) minority out of romania (southern transylvania) in the nineties. Some the buildings are over 600 years old, at least partly.

 

[Pherdinand]

budapest. super ikonta w/ triplet lens

 

[jbielikowski]

Anyway, I think everyone who has been to a former soviet state has a photo of someone fixing a low QA/QC car.

Yes sir!

Ukraine, Odesa 2019

 

[Erik van Straten]

LeicaM3/ElmarM50mmf/2.8/TMY400/AdoxMCC110

Stolin/Belarus/2003

The president on the picture is Tsjernenko.

Erik.

 

[valdas]

Some from the Republic of Uzupis and Lithuania
Republic of Uzupis (formal border)


Piano (from a public collection of decaying pianos)

Vilnius old town. My place. I live there and I love it.

 

[p.giannakis]

Szczecin 2009
Kodak 400CN

 

[Joao]

Vilnius old town. My place. I live there and I love it.

There are many reasons to love it. My short visit allowed me to meet very friendly people and to taste great food (and beers). I still have my FED-2 bought at Pilies Street (6blusos, if I recall correctly).
Regards
joao

 

[p.giannakis]

no worries man none of us easterns got offended 😉

This is a brilliant picture - any chance we can see it bigger?

 

[Rangefinder 35]

Castle Square. Warsaw, Poland.

[/url]POL_Warsaw_029 by P, on Flickr[/IMG]
Contax G2, 21/2.8 G Biogon, Velvia 50

 

[Erik van Straten]

LeicaM3/ElmarM50mmf/2.8/TMY400/IlfordMGFB

Stolin/Belarus/2003

Erik.

 

[jbielikowski]

Poland, Długosiodło, 2010

 

[Out to Lunch]

Along the Kiev/Odessa highway. June 2009.

 

[Joao]

From Poland and Czech Republic

From Poland and Czech Republic

Poznan
Street in Poznan


Proletaryat Cafe


Praha
Jewish Cemetery

Reflection


Joao

 

[Erik van Straten]

LeicaII/Hektor50mmf/2.5/TMY400/AdoxMCC110

Belarus/2002.

Erik.

 

[p.giannakis]

Poznan
Street in Poznan


Joao

On your back whilst taking this picture is a church called Fara Poznanska. My picture in post #61 is taken there. Also the following picture is taken in frond of that church just around the corner from where you took your picture.

In general, this area around there is about 70% of my picture in Poland

 

[p.giannakis]

Double post - deleted

 

[p.giannakis]

Poland, Długosiodło, 2010


LeicaM3/ElmarM50mmf/2.8/TMY400/IlfordMGFB

Stolin, Belarus.

Erik.

I will continue with the bike theme, Poznan August 2018 Kodak T-Max400 in HC-110 Nikon F5

 

[chambrenoire]

Budapest

Untitled by Mattia Marchi, on Flickr



Untitled by Mattia Marchi, on Flickr

 

[peterm1]

Budapest

Untitled by Mattia Marchi, on Flickr



Untitled by Mattia Marchi, on Flickr

I like very much your young lady in red. And the other one is that the Doheny Synagogue? The Byzantine style brickwork suggests it may be. When I was there I spent some time poking around the old Jewish Quarter in District 7 - it was so atmospheric and redolent of the past. One of the spots that amazed me were the seven interconnecting courtyard squares (each surrounded by apartments) of Gozsdu Udvar which at that time (a little before 2000) seemed abandoned but has been renovated since and is now mega trendy.