Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Porsche 911 in the Prague street

Porsche 911 in the Prague street
This Porsche 911 has one uncommon thing among all the Porsches in Prague and Czech Republic respectively. Its license plate doesn't contain number 911. It seems like every other 911 owner have the luck to get a plate with those numbers - and we don't (officially) have custom plates in Czech Republic.

This place is very close to Celetna street (which leads to Old Town Square), Prague famous Kotva store and my former high school :) Thus I can tell you there's a pub on the right. Well, there was a pub. They rebuilt it lately and now it looks like there's gonna be a fancy and expensive restaurant. Prague is changing.

UPDATE: Lets go see Porsche 356 at Zurich Daily Photo.
356 is my very favorite Porsche... like this one from France for example :)

Canonet QL17 + Ilford Pan 100

2 comments:

richard said...

I see you have had an epiphany and discovered rangefinders! Great shots from the Canonet, and I'm sure you notice the difference when taking and framing shots. I can recommend a Leica. I have an M3 (Built like a tank, smooth as silk) and an M4-2, still good, but not quite the build of the M3.

(Coincidence about the Porsches, eh?)

honza03 said...

Well, thank you very much, Richard, for tempting me to buy a Leica. I just put together money to buy a new Canon 40D and now I am so close not to do it and go for the Leica instead :) If only I didn't need the new digital camera - my old canon is not in a good shape anymore.

And I love rangefinders :) I take my canonet with me everywhere.