Central European Lines

Hi,
:Dstill standing up!

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Radu Dinu

Hi,
In these days I look for
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Radu Dinu

Hi,
This is an orthodox place.

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Radu Dinu

Hi,
A piece of Germany,only.

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Radu Dinu

Hi,
This is one of the entrances of a Romanian monastery.For those who don't know the language I tried a translation:God bless our steps in and our steps out.

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Radu Dinu

Hi,
Would You take a coffee?

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Radu Dinu

Hi,
They reminded me the story of Joachim and his little Mary.So I illustrated it in my proper way

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Radu Dinu

Hi,

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Radu Dinu

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Radu

I see you have traded in the Audi for a couple of nice-looking mules... wise choice.:D

Good shot. I love the expression on their faces looking at the food.

Hi,
It seems to be

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Radu Dinu

Hi,
Now curved and coloured lines...

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:DThank You
Radu Dinu

Hi,
This is an orthodox church.Between visitors,not believers,this child who prayed reminded me a childhood's prayer:"Angel,my little Angel,...I am weakly,You make me strongly..." and so on,and so on...

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Radu Dinu

Radu you have a wonderfully unique and vibrant way of showing us Central European life. Why don't we get pairs of chocolate breasts adorning the shelves at Thorntons? When your eyes find the praying child in the last shot it suddenly transforms the whole image and he/she becomes a focal point. It is a very touching study

Steve

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Originally Posted by Wirefox

Radu you have a wonderfully unique and vibrant way of showing us Central European life. Why don't we get pairs of chocolate breasts adorning the shelves at Thorntons? When your eyes find the praying child in the last shot it suddenly transforms the whole image and he/she becomes a focal point. It is a very touching study

Steve

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You are too kind!
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Radu Dinu

Hi,
Mihai Cantacuzino was a man who,around 1690,traveled to Holy Land.Being there he arrived at St.Ekaterina Monastery on Sinai Mountain.Touched being in his feelings, when he was back,he found a place on a mountain and built a small monastery which was named Sinaia.Below You see a pano image of this settlement.

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Radu Dinu

Hi,
Around this monastery grew a village.When,in 19th century,our loved king Carol the 1st built here his castle the development of this settlement begun.This new position lead to build a new church for monks as for inhabitants and tourists.Thus the old village became a holidays town named Sinaia.

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Radu Dinu

Hi,
Neither in this small hungarian town of Kecskemet nor elsewhere the stability seems to be not at home.

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Radu Dinu

Hi,
A too painted old woman could mean

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Radu Dinu

Hi,

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Radu Dinu

Hi,
In my Faith the Cross Day is coming soon.On this monument there are three types of crosses.From down to top there are a Greek a Slavic a Latin and a Slavic one again.In our Christian past the Slavs ruled our Faith so there is nothing new to be Slavic crosses on our monuments.I am not sure at all but,I like to think that the presence of the Latin cross is a builders' revenge.

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Radu Dinu