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Trees, Wires, and Mysterious Buildings
Budapest, Hungary - elif - Friday, February 1st, 2008 : goo
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I took a trip to Budapest this January to visit a close friend and fell in love with the city the second I stepped off the plane. The buildings are dark and mysterious, and there are beautiful silhouettes of the tree branches and wires tangling together against the mid-winter sky. I tried to get a few shots of these elements, emphasis on tried, as well as a couple other oddities around the city - ex. the adorable little ash trays outside the metro exits/entrances that people politely use!
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Peter: 1st Feb 2008 - 19:40 GMT
yeah, definitely nice. i particularly like the catenary wires and the trabant...
Ago'cs Pali / San Francisco,CA: 3rd Jul 2008 - 02:36 GMT
". . nobody should die, 'till spends at least a month in Hungary"
( Comment of a New York Times journalist.)
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