Caught By The Lens
Here are a few of the things my lens caught while exploring the walled city on foot.
Carriage Ride anyone? We were offered 50 euros for an hour's ride. No thank you we replied.
Their public bus. Must be here only for photo op, since no bus runs around the city. Didn't I tell you this is like an open air museum?
Streets that go up and down. This one in particular reminded me so much of San Francisco.
And dead end alleys, gotta love them.
Carriage Ride anyone? We were offered 50 euros for an hour's ride. No thank you we replied.
Their public bus. Must be here only for photo op, since no bus runs around the city. Didn't I tell you this is like an open air museum?
Streets that go up and down. This one in particular reminded me so much of San Francisco.
And dead end alleys, gotta love them.
Beautiful pictures of a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
Berit.
really a feast for the eyes! 50euros for the carriage ride?! i'd rather sweat na lang! :D
ReplyDelete59 Euros for a carriage ride! Wow! I think I'd rather walk, too! Such an interesting place...
ReplyDeleteThe details of the walled city that you captured in these pictures even look more marvelous than I had expected from your previous posts.
ReplyDeleteThat carriage is an eye-catcher. Alas, it's too expensive to have a ride on one.
I like very much these kind of street shots ! Very interresting because a lot to discover !
ReplyDeleteexcellent shots. i love the 3rd photo--yeah, the street looks like SFo, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteA lovely city that you captured so well !
ReplyDeleteBetter to walk than be ripped off for a ride. You have time to linger and better shots to compose.
ReplyDeletelovin' the 3rd and 4th photos :)
ReplyDeletebeen reading your previous posts. now i feel like i've been to europe as well. :)
Oh yes, Maria. I love this kind of street scenery and architecture.!
ReplyDeleteThe carriage ride is a rip off. :(
ReplyDeleteI liked best the last shot. The hanged clothes (?) added drama.
interesting finds again! ^0^
ReplyDeletethe first one reminded me of our local kalesa, tee-hee, but the last cul de sac foto esp. the bleu wall really looks like a painting/sketch.
you do have a keen eye.
ps: glad you enjoyed the daniel powter series. ^0^
somehow the bad day song, always made my down spirits up. ^0^
Can 10 people fit in the ride? :D
ReplyDeleteYour photos look like those super interesting postcards sold in exotic locations.
Sorry I haven't visited sooner. Been under the weather.
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interesting. i dont know what magic it brings but a signature in a photo makes it more beautiful ;)
ReplyDeletei like the 2nd to the last photo. im a fan of patterns. ;)
ReplyDeletethe dead end alley is so interesting. i wonder if they blocked that or it's always been like that.
ReplyDeleteThis has been a great series on Malta. All of the shots are so good and I feel like I was there with you.
ReplyDeletewonderful pics..
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