Syreną w herbie swoim szczyci się Warszawa,
Z syreny jednej grobu Neapolu sława.
Coś więcej nad Neapol ma Warszawa przecie,
Warszawa miast królowa na sarmackim świecie.
[Józef Epifani Minasowicz]
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| Warszawska Syrenka [The Mermaid - Symbol of Warsaw] | NEX 5 | SAL 18-55/3,5-5,6 | ISO 400 | 16 mm | f/11 | 1/10 s | |
IMPRESIONANTE!!!
OdpowiedzUsuńGreat composition and a B / N flawless.
OdpowiedzUsuńPozdrowienia z Katalonii
Beautiful place. I would like to know Poland
OdpowiedzUsuńTo najładniejsze ujęcie Syrenki jakie widziałam! Od strony gołębia, że tak powiem...;)
OdpowiedzUsuńZdjęcie z gołębiej perspektywy ;-)
UsuńMuy buena fotografía!!!...las palomas en primer plano le dan mucha fuerza, felicidades!!!
OdpowiedzUsuńUn gran abrazo, Jarek!!! ;)
Nice shot - I like this in black and white, too. Very effective.
OdpowiedzUsuńPlease come share at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/02/bathing-in-bubble.html
It was a brave mermaid. ;-)
OdpowiedzUsuńExcellent point of view.
Wonderful composition, delicious sculpture, pretty picture!
OdpowiedzUsuńB/W format is absolutely for this subject material. Dynamite image!
OdpowiedzUsuńJM, Illinois-U.S.A.
Beautiful tonal quality to a wonderful photo!
OdpowiedzUsuńHappy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol
Excellent bw shot!
OdpowiedzUsuńHappy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol
Fantastic picture, lovely composition and a great perspective.
OdpowiedzUsuńGreat black and white capture. Love the birds view from below!
OdpowiedzUsuńCracking shot! I think street pictures are often improved by pigeons!
OdpowiedzUsuńCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
I like the Mermaid of Warsaw legend. Strength and loyalty.
OdpowiedzUsuńThe View from the Top of the Ladder
Gorgeous shot!
OdpowiedzUsuńNice poem, Jarek. I had to get Google to translate if for me as it is the only one in the house who knows Polish. I don't know Polish but I do know the square. It was dry the day I was there and I used the rest room in a restaurant to the back of the photographer.
OdpowiedzUsuńLater we bought from a vender stand there a 17 mm high, 14 mm diameter, cylindrical ceramic container for kitchen utensils and a matching spoon rest. It is a popular Polish pattern, I have seen dish sets with the same pattern in stores here. Color was a predominant dark blue stenciled in with an array of holes showing the underneath ceramic of a mottled ivory or bone color. There was a brown set of lines around the top.
We may have to come back as I broke the spoon rest and we haven't seen those in the States.
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Linda foto! Por aqui há muitos desses pombos, eu não gosto deles...
OdpowiedzUsuńBeautiful offset from birds, to statue, to buildings to sky. :-)
OdpowiedzUsuńA very classy balck and white shot. I so love mermaids and I even have a Barbie Mermaid doll! I like her because her fins slip off and she is a regular doll too! I am silly for dolls. I am enjoying your city and seeing the wolrd thru others eyes. Thank you and stop by for a visit soon. My post is in two parts but the link only takes you to the second one. Have a greta weekend.
OdpowiedzUsuńthank you for sharing your lovely photo with sky watch Friday
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Great shot. Love the low angle.
OdpowiedzUsuńPrawda, coś jest w tej Syrence. Symbol potężny i tak jakoś Warszawa dzięki niej brzmi poważniej. Ktoś by powiedział, że stolica jak każda inna, ale każde miasto jest unikatowe, zwłaszcza nasze po II wojnie światowej.
OdpowiedzUsuńLovely shot! I was inspired to go find my own photo of this same place for this week's meme...
OdpowiedzUsuńThank you for joining us at the Travel Tuesday meme. I look forward to your next contribution!