[stepheno]

Just to show you another part of the world. All taken with my backup cam, a Fuji S602pro. Oh...and I couldn't resist adding my missus at the end. Thanks for viewing.

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regards

[Dave]

#2 made me laugh. That washing up so high. Your shot really shows that off well.
#4 has captured the size of the boat well. Looks like it's tipping over.
#5 Like the blues in the distance.
#6 Cracking shot. Colours look great & even the sky is correctly exposed.
#7 Bet your missus will love you posting her on the net

[northernstar]

I thought this was going to be full of photos of washing lines initially How the heck did they get the washing up there on #2
Some great shots there, nice to see something different for a change

[stepheno]

Thanks for the coments Dave, NorthernStar, individual and general. The washing on shot 2 is on a pulley system. Someone will have hung off the roof to attach a wheel to the right hand wall - they are prevalent among flats and apartments in Eastern Europe.

regards

PS the missus doesn't know

[Steve]

I really like 5 and 6 from this collection, I am staying tight lipped about number 7 though as I feel like a voyeur

Number one has great texture, detail and light but it appears as though you have used a blue filter as well as the building's top section seems to be tinted by a slight blue cast??

[stepheno]

Thanks for your feedback, Steve. Regarding #1 the sun was very bright so I used an ND Grad lined up for the top third.

regards

[Hoo Haa]

Very interesting shots. Seems like you had a good trip.

Thanks for sharing.