Pierwsza częsć fotek kowalstwa artystycznego z Torunia.:)
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Apr 6, 2011
Metal works part1
Still photos from Toruń. Actually there are so many beautiful metal works it is hard not to take at least one photo of each of them.;) Hope you will find them as pretty as they were for me.:)
Pierwsza częsć fotek kowalstwa artystycznego z Torunia.:)
Pierwsza częsć fotek kowalstwa artystycznego z Torunia.:)
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Your photographs have put a real desire in me to visit one day. You live in a beautiful place, thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much Janice!:) Hope you will visit my country one day. :)
Very very inspiring!!! What a beautiful photos Ewa, thanks so much for sharing :)
Hugs Jollie
Oh this is sooooo very beuatiful! What a craftmanship there used to be. They don't do this anymore. In the "old days" one simply could see that the craftman loved their work. I wish I could live in such a house.....well keep on dreaming :) thank you so much for letting us enjoy seeing the pictures and a little bit of your country.
Wow, Ewa, those are Beautiful! I agree with Janice.... I had no idea that your country had a tradition of fancy ironwork! The details are gorgeous, and your photos are very beautiful!
Ewa, these pictures really fascinate me, espacially those dragons ones :). I have always love the intricate designs of metal railings so much so that I wanted to incorporate them in my Indian houses. I thought they were not prevalent in India but when I was in Jaipur, I saw carved railings in the Neenramam Palace :):).
I would have spent a lot of time staring at these from the roads as well. My sister told me that there are high incidents of road deaths for architects because they were often distracted by buildings and its details. It was rumoured that that was what happened when Gaudi was run over by the tram which killed him 3 days later. :) May it be a metal railing, you think?
Oooooooooh!!! You can't imagine how much I LOVE seeing those pictures. Thank you so much.
Happy you like it Jollie! Thank you!:)
Thank you, Janny! Happy you like it! Actually most of this pretty details on the walls is quite new. The door on the last photo is the entrance of the art iron-smith.:)
Thank you, Betsy! Happy you like them.:D The truth is I also had no idea there are so many examples of ironworks in Toruń. But I guess you could find nice pieces in every city.;)
Hmmm Sans I haven't heard of such accidents here but still a metal is a metal so who knows?;)
That would be great to see metal railings inside or outside of your beautiful miniatures! Hope you will decide to have one or two pieces there.Fingers crossed.:)
Would it be a surprise if I tell you I was thinking of you taking these photos Catherine?:D I am very happy you like them! Still there is part 2 of them to come soon;D
Wonderful pics, Ewa - you have a good eye for those lovely details. And the best thing - where there is a part one there is a part two yet to come...
Greetings
Birgit
Thank you so much Brigit! Soon to come, who knows? Maybe even tonight;D
These are beautiful!! I like the top one in particular :)
Happy ypu like them:) The first one is really pretty:)
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