Showing posts with label raining. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raining. Show all posts
May 29, 2009

Clouds and rains in Prague



It's pretty cloudy and raining all the time in Prague now. And there is no good forecast for the next week neither.

I also posted the second pic of my "study material" for Geography test. Believe me that I think of a lot of you while going through all the European countries :) And you know what, post a comment with a number under which Czech Republic is located on my map and if you're the first one with the right number I'll send you a print of any photo you like on this site. (You should click on the map to see it bigger.)

Have a great weekend
October 8, 2008

Wenceslas square

Prague - Wenceslas square
The photo's without description but since there's so many of you photographing in all the places on the Earth, you might be interested in helping with this ubiquity project. Or, at least, you can view Gonzale's photos.
August 9, 2007

Canonet QL17 Week: #4 - Charles bridge

Canonet - Prague, Charles bridge
I bet everybody who has ever been to Prague was here - at the entrance to Charles bridge with a view on Prague's castle.

I think I've seen very similar photo before. But I don't know where. Maybe a lot of people shoot this while in Prague :)

Photo taken with Canonet QL17 and Kodak Tri-X 400 (exposed at 800 ISO)

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It's raining in Prague. And when it is raining in Prague, you better not wear flip-flops. I can confirm they are way too much dangerous on Prague's polished stone block paving.

One more (photo related) thing - we had a photoshoot today and you can guess my excitement when we were shooting with a Hasselblad H3D-39 :) I don't think you can get much better. The pictures from H3D are just stunning! If you'll ever need a pro photographer in Prague then I suggest Radovan Subin.

... well, I've just spent an hour surfing at Hasselblad website and going through the Hasselblad section on eBay. I should do something less time wasteful. Hope you like the Canonet series :)