The grand old Hotel Capitol is located on the main Bucharest avenue Calea Victoriei. I posted an image of the 1901 building in full here.
A walk down this road on a different day offered me a nice street shot for Weekend Reflections, Walk in the Street, and Weekend in Black and White.
Reflected, besides the street traffic, is another historic restaurant, now a 61-room hotel, called Casa Capşa, built in 1852.
A walk down this road on a different day offered me a nice street shot for Weekend Reflections, Walk in the Street, and Weekend in Black and White.
Reflected, besides the street traffic, is another historic restaurant, now a 61-room hotel, called Casa Capşa, built in 1852.
Bucharest, 2011
Another great, dizzying reflection! I would never have imagined this view from the earlier picture.
ReplyDeleteFantatics shot...;-D
ReplyDeleteLike stepping back in time.
ReplyDeleteLucy
The b&w and the bikes make it look like the 1920s! Lovely shot!
ReplyDeleteFrancisca, the whole scene in the photo is almost an entire reflective scene. Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteI love your blogs! Short and sweet with great photography!
ReplyDeleteSuper distortions, I love this especially in black and white!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Love the distortions and the B&W is perfect!! Always look forward to you posts -- for whatever meme! Your photos are always superb! Hope you have a great weekend, Francisca!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Great shots :) LG Tina
ReplyDeleteOoooh! I love the distortions, and the b&w gives the image a lovely feel :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo, Francisca. (I'm into alliteration today.)
ReplyDeleteYes, the black and white image is perfect for this shot!
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I like those wonky reflections in the windows. The building that houses the hotel has been around for a century and a half? NEAT!
ReplyDeleteAn excellent shot. The reflections make me a bit dizzy!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous street shot. The reflections add richness.
ReplyDeleteThe reflections are made-up of delightful curves.
ReplyDeleteWow, talking about historic!Looks like you're digging deeper into the culture:)
ReplyDeleteTerrific photo Francisca!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend:)
Wonderful reflections! I'm still looking forward to when I think I'll have more time for blogging and reading. I'm enjoying your pix on the occasions I get over here!
ReplyDeleteI love the reflections! Great shot in black and white, too :D
ReplyDeleteThose reflections are excellent. Incredible view.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit and kind words. I took the photos 40 years ago with B&W film. I don't own a digital camera. I have four film SLR bodies and a good collection of lenses. I rarely shoot in color now. 99% of my work is done with B&W film that I develop myself.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great photo :) Very interesting.
ReplyDeleteSuperbe b&w, er reflet dans la fenetre
ReplyDeleteMerci d'avoir participer au challenge "Walk In The Street Photography"
The b/w is perfect here ;-)
ReplyDelete...the ice creams are OK, but not firstclasses. Few years ago "Hjem-Is" was big business, but then all supermarkets began selling ice creams too!
Have a great Sunday!!
Distorced 'patchwork' reflections like this are so cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection of with a fantastic scene.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth : )
Very interesting going back to see the earlier post and comparing it. Both lovely views and so different. This beautiful one really works perfectly with all those memes.
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