Ephemeral paintings with light on centuries old walls.
St. Stephan's Cathedral, Vienna. More photos on my Facebook page.
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Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Thursday, December 20, 2012
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Monday, December 19, 2011
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Friday, December 17, 2010
Viennese fairy-tale
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Monday, December 13, 2010
Advent, Advent
Bright lights, delightful smells, nice music, children, laughter. We also had snow, but a warm storm melted it away in just few hours.
Most wanted? Punsch and Glühwein, of course! Second place come the Maroni - roasted chestnuts.The shopping rush? The stress (madness?) before Christmas? Not with us, thank you.
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
Viennese Adventzauber
It's again that time of the year, when everything glitters and sparkles... and yes, smells so good - the Punsch, the pretzels, the sweets. But for today just one of the many beautiful Christmas tree decorations.
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Monday, December 17, 2007
the Bucharest Christmas tree
I have no idea if I prefer a natural Christmas tree, or an artificial one. Slightly ecologist, I go for the artificial one, provided that they will re- use it last year. Hm, that I mentioned the word re- used, some people argue that they saw this year's Bucharest Christmas tree last year in Lisbon... Quintarantino, any clue?
So much controversy for this tree... Some people argue it was too expensive. Also some say it is the tallest in Europe with its 76m, but some others argue it is few meters shorter...
Truth is that when its lights were turned on for the first time on the 1st of December, a huge crowd gathered: more than 100,000 people wanted to see the wonder. Resulting from this, huge chaos, traffic was blocked, not even the subway could swallow the tree-gazers, round 50 kids were lost in the crowd (lost and found later :) )... Na ja, what can I say? I am glad I wasn't there :).
So much controversy for this tree... Some people argue it was too expensive. Also some say it is the tallest in Europe with its 76m, but some others argue it is few meters shorter...Truth is that when its lights were turned on for the first time on the 1st of December, a huge crowd gathered: more than 100,000 people wanted to see the wonder. Resulting from this, huge chaos, traffic was blocked, not even the subway could swallow the tree-gazers, round 50 kids were lost in the crowd (lost and found later :) )... Na ja, what can I say? I am glad I wasn't there :).
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Bucharest snapshots
Today starts a series of photos from Bucharest. Last night I rambled around the city center, bumping into old friends I haven't seen in a year (it's a small world after all...). The quality of the photos is not great, but I hope it gives you the feeling of the Bucharest winter. These pictures are from University Square, where, in front of the National Theatre they strated last night the "I believe in Santa Claus" fair (bringing together actors, singers, and retailers :) ).
This is the small tree of Bucharest. The big one will be shown tomorrow (with details about the scandal... oh, my...)
Huge traffic, policeman on duty.
This is the small tree of Bucharest. The big one will be shown tomorrow (with details about the scandal... oh, my...)
Huge traffic, policeman on duty.Sunday, January 07, 2007
Srecan Bozic!
Merry Christmas for everybody celebrating it today (me included :) )!This Christmas tree was in front of the Rathaus.
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Merry Christmas, everyone!
Dear fellow Bloggers, I wish you a Merry, Merry Christmas, full of light and joy!
And my counting backwards till Wien is now sooooooo nice: only five days left...
And my counting backwards till Wien is now sooooooo nice: only five days left...
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