Prague, with its Old World charm, is one of Europe’s most lovely cities. But she really shines after the sun goes down.
Wandering the winding cobblestone lanes, you take comfort in knowing you are being watched over every step of the way by ancient, stoic, stone saints.
Old Prague was a story-book city caked in grime: ancient, soot-blackened. History lived in every detail: in the deerstalker rooftops and the blue-sparking trams. He wandered the streets in disbelief, photographing everything…
___ Philip Sington
lynnsarda
23 Oct 2016Very, very nice
fotograffer
30 Oct 2016Thank you, Lynn.
maristravels
23 Oct 2016Loved your black and white pictures, so much more atmospheric than colour in this case. Really makes me want to return there.
fotograffer
30 Oct 2016I thought B&W was the best choice, too. I am happy you enjoyed the series.
ethicalartisans
23 Oct 2016Great, I felt transported.
fotograffer
30 Oct 2016Thank you and thanks for stopping by.
Lynne Ayers
23 Oct 2016Great series of b/w
fotograffer
30 Oct 2016Thanks, Lynne.
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ithemorrighan
24 Oct 2016I loved your pics. Can’t wait to visit Prague!!
fotograffer
30 Oct 2016It’s a wonderful city, though very crowded with tourists.
badfish
25 Oct 2016love the B&W
fotograffer
30 Oct 2016Thanks. Seemed like a natural for thus series.
Mike Hardisty
25 Oct 2016Excellent series in Black and White. Prague is one of my favourite cities
fotograffer
30 Oct 2016Thanks, Mike. Prague is a favorite of mine too.
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kmoser56
26 Oct 2016Amazing black and white images, the statues are ready to come to life, they are just waiting their moment! Wonderful to see this!
fotograffer
30 Oct 2016Thank you so much and thanks for visiting.
Dahlia
30 Oct 2016Stunning images
fotograffer
30 Oct 2016Thank you. 🙂
Trudie Callan
30 Oct 2016Beautiful series of photographs. I liked the night shots. B&W suits them too. Our relatives talk about Prague fondly. I can see why.