The silent camera
Tags Cathedral, Finland, Helsingfors, Helsinki
Categories Architecture, Bicycling, Photography, Streetscape, Trains, Transportation
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A fascinating composition – like an old Italian painting with a trolley in the foreground. I keep going back and forth with it, like one of those illusions with the rabbit and the duck. And aptly titled.
Thank you! It’s a very imposing monument in a fascinating setting.
It does look like an old italian painting! Beautiful!
Nice picture, David! Yes, a very familiar place! The Senat Square of Helsinki..