For this week our guest photographer is gallmese. If you wake up early enough you can catch moments like this over the Danube:)
Previous guest photographers in 2008:
Blaisedeux’s Budapest, D.András’s Budapest, Natasha’s Budapest, SimonDKing’s Budapest,
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When I took this photo for the first sight I found the trees disturbing on it. Now I find them rather amazing so I decided to post. And before you ask…no I haven’t climbed the tree!:)
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Again a photo from Óbuda. This old cute houses there are my favorite in the IIIrd district. Laktanya means military camp so it seems in the area there was a headquater or a camp time ago. Maybe in the Zichy castle.:)
News on my other blogs:
Hungary starts here blog: Ráckeve
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This underpass is at the Ferencziek tere. On the walls old photos are exhibited showing the old Budapest on one site and the modern one on the other side. I like these old photos a lot…though I am not crossing this underpass too often:)
News on my other blogs:
Impressions of Indonesia: the dancer
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There are still some places in Budapest where you can see the signs of the previous wars. For example this building in the Buda Castle. But the good news…spring is coming:)
News on my other blogs:
Me and my crazy mind: The kite runner
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Like a year ago …or two…the stadium (turf) for horse races was located here. Now its a mall. Its not like I am a big fan of horse races but an entire culture has disappeared here and got replaced with an other one. In the background you can see the Eastern Railway Station.
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Yes…I love this city. Running this Daily Photo site conviences me again and again.:)
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Houses like this are very common among the hills of Buda. Before the II. World War they belonged to one family only but after war they devided them into 3-4-5 apartments. Since during the war a lot of buildings has collapsed or seriouly damaged authorities managed like this to solve housing problems. After 1949 the original owners usually didn’t get back their villas, the communist ideology was against private properties.
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The building of the ELTE University from a new angle:) And a plastic cup..in the gras……..grrrrrrr:(
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Impressions of Prague: Praha
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