Croatian Miscellany #5 – Sisak
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Travel writer and photographer - Croatia, Eastern Europe and beyond
CROATIAN MISCELLANY – a portrait of Croatia in 100 images
CROATIAN MISCELLANY is an ongoing and deeply personal portrait of this southeast European country - its people, traditions, festivals, landscape and cultural heritage - by UK-based photographer Rudolf Abraham. It is not intended to be a collection of well-known sights and beautiful views - not that Croatia has any shortage of these - but rather a more intimate glimpse of places both on and off the beaten track, and into the daily life of a country that has fascinated this particular photographer for the best part of the last 20 years. Read more
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CROATIAN MISCELLANY – A portrait of Croatia in 100 images
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I want to sit on that bench with that stone man. 🙂
Many people do (especially the version in Zagreb), and sometimes it’s quite hard to tell who’s keeping whom company… https://rudolfabraham.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/croatian-miscellany-4/ (btw he’s metal, not stone…)
That photo is so sweet – it’s like he’s company and he’s not. I love it. And my bad on the metal/stone – I really thought he looked like stone.
I especially like this one!
Thanks Mark ;~)
Preciosa toma!!
Gracias Manoli