Showing posts with label Poland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poland. Show all posts

Saturday, 1 December 2012

Front of a Closed Shop



Abandoned buildings always fascinate me; they often continue to "talk", echoing stories of former days. I have no idea what was behind the windows of this closed shop in Poland, but I find the colours, ironwork and peeling paint bothe evocative and fascinating.

Location: Warsaw, Poland

Wednesday, 7 November 2012

Derelict Building



I have always found derelict buildings fascinating. Their stories are often somehow more tangible than buildings that are new or lived in. And surfaces, textures and crumbling features seem almost organic. This former apartment building unexpectedly has a sad beauty about it. I find the curved corners especially appealing.

Location: Warsaw, Poland

Sunday, 13 May 2012

Golden Orbs



I am always fascinated by street furniture, and how it subtly creates the unique character of different cities. These bollards in Warsaw appear almost to have oranges balanced on them. I liked the continuation of the orbs further down the street on the crossing lights, and the yellow hues further reflected on the nearby buildings.

Location: Warsaw, Poland

Tuesday, 14 February 2012

Meeting of Trams

A chillingly cold afternnoon in Warsaw. Two trams -one old, one new– passing each other, with the formidable Palace of Science and Culture visible in the background. I was attracted by the somehow nostalgic colours of the trams.

Location: Warsaw, Poland

Friday, 10 February 2012

Braving the Cold



Extreme cold in Eastern Europe this month means it's best to stay inside -and this Polish pigeon seems to have found the fanciest house in town to brave the winter, while keeping a sharp eye on all passers by.

Location: Warsaw, Poland