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holmertz (102700) 2019-05-07 1:42

Hello Malgo,
I like the broader view better, because it shows us a larger part of this street and gives me a better idea of what this area in the city looks like. But there are many wires which you managed to avoid here (a good vantage point or clone-stamping?). These photos are extremely interesting and the "palaces" in the collage don't look bad, but obviously everything is not made in the best taste. But it is very understandable that a group of people who have been at the bottom of all European societies for hundreds of years want to create something grand and impressive for themselves when given the chance. Even in Sweden it wasn't until the 1950's that the Roma were given the right to permanent housing and to register themselves in a municipality. Before that they were forced to travel constantly, never stopping for more than a few days in one place. I remember that from my childhood. Of course the children could not go to school.
Kind regards,
Gert

tyro (30513) 2019-05-07 2:55

Hello dear Malgo,

As always, a fascinating and most informative note - and here three wonderful photographs to examine - or, in fact, five images!

It is amazing how the initial appearance of these buildings implies wealth and grandeur - until we look at the masses of overhead cables, the piles of detritus and buildings either half built or else in the process of decay and suffering gross dereliction. What an experience to visit this place and meet these people!

Amazing!

Kindest Regards,

John.

Tue (92360) 2019-05-07 3:34

Hello Malgo,
A good photo of this building with such a striking contrast between the boarded-up windows and the shiny, golden dome above it, which stands out so well from the grey clouds. Very well done.
Lars

jhm (211736) 2019-05-07 5:16

Hello Malgo,

***My picture is city hall Brussels and not Bruges, this is a small mistake****
Almost not to believe , a wonderful dome above the ruin
Your two additional picture show us perfeect the wonderful houses, almost castles.
Your two additional pictures are a very nice addition.
Composition and presentation are superb
Very well done, TFS.

Have anice day,
John.

rychem (72187) 2019-05-07 8:18

Wyglada, ze wlasnie jest restaurowane, będzie wygladac imponująco, ciekawy zwstaw w WS, dobrze zrobione
pozdrawiam Ryszard

jean113 (27853) 2019-05-07 13:13

Hello Malgo, the golden stupa immediately attracts attention, and then we look downwards... oh dear!
The two parts obviously don't seem to go together.
Your notes are very interesting; I like your description of walking through this area, 'eye-popping'.
Thanks for sharing and telling us about this place.
Regards Jean.

COSTANTINO (116490) 2019-05-07 22:47

Hello dear Malgorzata and have a nice time
and a happy new day
original version
as you described another suprising view
from Soroca a new construction
as always a fascinating a most informative
note
welldone and wellseen
regards
costantino

bukitgolfb301 (54014) 2019-05-07 23:13

Hi dear Malgo, a great world traveler!

This time you visited Moldova!!!!! I think you already finished major counties. Yes minor country has suely so secret attractiveness in fact. Great framework and ideal compositio as usual.

All the best and have a good day! Takero

Silvio1953 (221593) 2019-05-08 11:29

Ciao cara Malgo, great view of amazing architecture, fine details, excellent clarity, splendid light and wonderful colors, very well done, my friend, ciao Silvio

Miguel82 (47110) 2019-05-12 3:33

Malgorzata, that new construction seen in Soroca looks like a Buddhist stupa indeed. It is actually an orthodox church tower, i like its golden hue. Excellent vertical framing. Instructive text

mcmtanyel (68503) 2019-05-15 22:38

Hello Malgo,
Well, I don't know what to make out of this. Is is an old building in ruins or is it a new construction? Interesting, but those buildings in the workshop photos look a little eerie to me.
Regards,
MT