Jeremy Z
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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I decided to leave The Big Boy at home this time, and bring my new Canon S90 instead. I love this little camera. Flash is hardly EVER needed, with the f/2 lens and OIS. I can almost pass for a local, if I don't open my mouth. :er:
1) Easter Market in the city center. Krakow has the largest city center of any old city in Europe. The tall, decorated poles are traditional decorations here:
2) A portion of the old city wall that is still intact, including a couple of watch towers. The locals tore down most of it in the 19th century, as it wasn't much good against cannon fire. They filled in the moats, built walkways, and planted gardens instead.
3) Interior of St. Anne's Church. A great example of baroque church architecture:
4) Inside of Collegium Maius, founded around the year 1000. Nicolaus Copernicus was a student here in 1490:
5) The front of the Church of Sts. Peter & Paul. (church of St. Mary is a few blocks up. )
6) Looking into the courtyard of Wawel Castle:
7) A different view into the courtyard of Wawel Castle:
8) On the exit road from Wawel:
9) Entrance road to Wawel. Normally, I prefer B&W for architecture shots, but the late afternoon sun was a nice color and seemed to add a bit to this one:
1) Easter Market in the city center. Krakow has the largest city center of any old city in Europe. The tall, decorated poles are traditional decorations here:
2) A portion of the old city wall that is still intact, including a couple of watch towers. The locals tore down most of it in the 19th century, as it wasn't much good against cannon fire. They filled in the moats, built walkways, and planted gardens instead.
3) Interior of St. Anne's Church. A great example of baroque church architecture:
4) Inside of Collegium Maius, founded around the year 1000. Nicolaus Copernicus was a student here in 1490:
5) The front of the Church of Sts. Peter & Paul. (church of St. Mary is a few blocks up. )
6) Looking into the courtyard of Wawel Castle:
7) A different view into the courtyard of Wawel Castle:
8) On the exit road from Wawel:
9) Entrance road to Wawel. Normally, I prefer B&W for architecture shots, but the late afternoon sun was a nice color and seemed to add a bit to this one:
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