Ororaro
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This thread is one big La Mamushka Party
Majki
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Thank you!
As the Chinese proverb goes: “May you live in interesting times”
Greetings!
Majki
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Thank you Retro-Grouch. This message means a lot to me. I created “warsaw daily” in 2018 as a tool to watch my progression, fascination and how I deal with photography. Thank you for taking so much time to look at my photos!
My conclusion after 6 years with the camera is the same as yours:
“It helps to bang around a bit and get some experience under your belt”.
Greetings!
Majki
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haha, love it!
I didn't think of it that way because it's my everyday life.
But after your comment, I looked at the latest photos and indeed- La Mamushka Land!
Majki
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Majki
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I think it was the first professional coffee shop with a premium selection of coffee in Poland! As far as I know, there is only one left in Warsaw in the Old Town.
Majki
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Warsaw Central Station. Friday evening.
An elderly man arm wrestles for money.
First the young boy tries- he loses.
Next tries a gentleman in a jeans jacket who was watching the young man's round.
He loses, too.
And then the police come and ask everyone for id🤷♂️
Retro-Grouch
Veteran
At age 72, I'm always happy to see some old guy kickin' some butt!
Majki
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Slavic style.
Majki
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Warsaw gallery weekend is four days of exhibitions in 43 galleries. Only two exhibitions were about photography as art.
Pictured with the drums, Zbigniew Libera in rehearsal.
Libera is a well-known name in Polish art. The world heard about him through it:
culture.pl
"Libera is best known for his artwork LEGO Concentration Camp, created in 1996.[4]The artwork, which was part of a series called "Corrective Appliances", is considered Libera's most controversial work due to its subject matter, as it depicted Nazi concentration camps, which were used by Nazi Germany to systemically exterminate Jews and other "undesirables" during the Holocaust.[4]" (Zbigniew Libera - Wikipedia)
Pictured with the drums, Zbigniew Libera in rehearsal.
Libera is a well-known name in Polish art. The world heard about him through it:
Lego Concentration Camp - Zbigniew Libera
Not the kind of toy one could buy in a regular shop. Even though at first sight this looks just like a Lego set, it is simply Zbigniew Libera's work of art imitating the original.
culture.pl
"Libera is best known for his artwork LEGO Concentration Camp, created in 1996.[4]The artwork, which was part of a series called "Corrective Appliances", is considered Libera's most controversial work due to its subject matter, as it depicted Nazi concentration camps, which were used by Nazi Germany to systemically exterminate Jews and other "undesirables" during the Holocaust.[4]" (Zbigniew Libera - Wikipedia)
Majki
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Majki
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Xpro3 and ISO6400 is a bad combination
Dogman
Veteran
Brings to mind the Lyle Lovett song "Don't touch my hat"
Chorus:
If it's her you want
I don't care about that
You can have my girl
But don't touch my hat
"Xpro3 and ISO6400 is a bad combination"
Bad combination? Can't agree if you mean "bad" is "bad" not "baaad".
I love the look of the look of these photos.
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Chorus:
If it's her you want
I don't care about that
You can have my girl
But don't touch my hat
"Xpro3 and ISO6400 is a bad combination"
Bad combination? Can't agree if you mean "bad" is "bad" not "baaad".
I love the look of the look of these photos.
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