There was a glimpse of this bridge in the previous post - beyond the footbridge and the flying fish. This is another view of Cobbler's Bridge, designed by
Jože Plečnik whose work features prominently in the architecture of Ljubljana and indeed much of the central Europe (he has designed several buildings in Vienna and Prague).
Here I tried to make it look a bit like the old postcards (to be perfectly honest, trying to save an overexposed photo - that's what you get when you trust the automatic settings of your point and shoot camera)
The project is hosted by Alice at
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12 comments:
What a great bridge that is!!
That looks like a bridge of years ago.
I love both photos! I especially like the reflection in the second one.
This city seems like such a romantic place.
I love the bridge! And I love the weeping willow beside it! I don't notice any over-exposure! Both photos look great to me!
That's a beautiful bridge ! I think I was once in Ljubljana must have been in 1960 (!) when I had been in Austria with my parents. But of course don't remember very well.
I don't notice any over exposure, either. The scene is very "old world." I know I've said this before, but your city is beautiful. I would love to visit.
Looks so quaint and peaceful.
it looks nice
Very good......
I like the shot done both ways. The second version would also be a good reflection shot. Beautiful bridge.
What an incredible bridge this is!! The architecture is so beautiful, and the people on the bridge give it scale so we can really feel the size of things in the photo. Very well done, Juliana!!
Woofenderful piktures of yur bridge. And both of 'em have reflections. Bonus. Bark!
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