or maybe it looks better in this one? (Feel free to vote)
Its always the silence which somehow speaks of a street more than the noise! love the peace and quite this photo exhibits! great shot
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Thank you very much for this nice comment 🙂
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I love the quiet of streets too Paula. Sometimes it is best to visit a place when there are no tourists around.
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….. prima di leggere il tuo nome , quando e’ apparsa questa foto sul mio reader , ho pensato:” E’ Paula!” , e ho indovinato!
Bella foto,bella luce,bello stile e bella città !
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Grazie mia cara 🙂 I think I made it better in the second try I posted bellow it later 🙂
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beautiful light
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Beautiful streets and lovely golden lights. I prefer the 1st or 2nd version! 😀 (they both look good to me).
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Hello friend 🙂 If you look closely into the first one you may notice the shadow clipping :O. Can’t you? 😀 Nice to see you Max. xx
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Both are beautiful ,but I remain with the first…Love at first sight!
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So does hubby 😀 Thank you, Anna for your trouble. xx
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Love both the shots ❤
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Love the light here!
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My choice (if I have to make a choice!) is number 1. Something about that pale apricot light suggests the liminal.
I’d like more photos of Zagreb – I loved it in my short visits earlier this year. I used to get out and about at daybreak and watch the city coming to life – the markets, and the early-to-work people pausing at the stone gate shrine, and the shopkeepers preparing to open. Then an espresso and more rambling. I’m nostalgic!
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It’s a very nice-looking city, Paula ! – one that a traveller could be happy to reach. You increased the gamma in the second …? I rather think I prefer the darker version …
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A gorgeous image, Paula. I love the light in the second one better. 🙂
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A lovely street it is Paula. As a tourist i often think that I am filling up someone else’s world.
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and you are not wrong to think it 😀 Thanks a lot Sue 🙂 xx
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I prefer small towns. Great shot, Paula. I’m already behind in this 101! My work hours just increased. That could be good, that could be bad! 🙂
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It is subtle in the second photo, but it really, really works.
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Oh, I can’t decide which one looks better Paula. They are both stunning in their own way. The top one have that mysterious and serene look while the second one have a more ‘lively’ look, especially with the accentuated light on the building. Stunning captures and it’s so beautiful there. I do prefer the ‘quiet’ more as well. Some days our little town is so packed with all the tourists that you, as a local can’t go anywhere and you’re right, then you don’t feel welcome. I think we must get our own little islands. Wouldn’t that be nice? 😀 ♥
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Zagreb a town where I went in 1975. It’s a long time ago 🙂 I love the second because it’s clearer, lighter. It’s only my own impression 🙂
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Lovely peaceful street…
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#1 has more atmosphere, because of the shadows. I prefer it, but it’s a great scene either way.
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More people are in favour of #1 including hubby which is making me reconsider my adjustments. Thank you for having a look, Draco, and for your valuable opinion.
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The second has month light and warmth in it, who is not going to prefer that?
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I love that golden light in the second photograph Paula. 🙂
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The 1st has more of a calming/tranquil mood about it. The golden light cast on the building gives this a lovely quality. It certainly is very inviting, i’d love to wonder these streets.
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I do like the increased detail in the second shot.
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