Impressions of Belgrade and Serbia and maybe photos from an in-country trip by a long-term ex-pat.
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Hidden beauty
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WOULDN'T CUT IT....
I had a hankering for Serbian sauerkraut. It's different from the kind I grew up with, which was sauerkraut from a can warmed up. Here ...
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17 comments:
That's very intriguing and well done too. I also like the banister — pretty.
Marvelous artwork made even better by the framing of other building elements you've given it. The light is perfect.
That is very nice.it is a diffrent shot and seems more beautiful because of your photographing!
Our blog is ypdated BiBi,Side trip:Mecca and Medina.I am sure it is intersting for you,so have a look!
Nice blog. I enjoyed your photos/comments. I'm a Serbian priest in the US (West PA). I was born in Sombor but grew up in the States.
Anyway, your pictures are beautiful. I'm going to have to visit again.
Wonderful artwork! What do you suppose the numbers are in the painting. One appears to be the year 1906, but the others are a mystery to me.
Beautiful and intriguing. "Louis" would like to know the story behind the painting. Very nice shot, Bibi!
Hello, and thanks for your comments. Now you've made me curious. I will return to the building where this photo is, and see if I can find someone who can explain the painting's origin/meaning to me.
You live in an amazing country!
It looks like you did get inside this lovely building. I love the angle of your shot. I even like the cracks in the plaster! The railing - beautiful.
Peeking sure does have its perks!
Older building are always worth a peek. A hidden treasure inside this doorway.
I wonder how old it is?
oh this is so very beautiful. shows a bygone age.
Certainly harks back to times more in tune with beauty and grace. I've always been amazed at European ceiling art!
I do the same when I walk in Venice. Outside building are old and in not good conditions... but looking inside through opened windows you can admire beautiful interiors
Wow! What a fantastic find! Keep it up. You're fortunate to have so many buildings to look in. We don't here!
Thanks for remonding me of this beauty you shared! Yours is such a wonderful city to explore--so rich.
-Kim
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