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/" /> Hi, my name is Klara. I'm happy and... hobby photographer. I love flying by plane and travelling by train. Walking and photographing are my favourite pastimes.
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Do tej pory kilka razy próbowałam łapać zorzę polarną w moim mieście Kołobrzegu na północy Polski. To rzadkie zjawisko tutaj, ale bywały sza... -
Who said we don't have palm trees by the Baltic Sea? Of course, we do! Picture taken in July 2016. ---------- Kto powiedział, że nie m... -
A few pictures of Gminne Centrum Sportu i Rekreacji (Sport and Recreation Community Centre) in Dzwirzyno taken in May 2015. ---------- ... -
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New Year's Eve brought another foggy day to my city. It was windy and quite cold as well. I didn't have anything planned for the eve...
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...what fun this would be!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots, Klara!
ReplyDeleteRegarding your comment in today's post, yes, the glass tower's accessible. I've featured it during visits into the Gallery's collection, and shots from the upper level are particularly good.
ReplyDeleteOh I'm sure the drone caught beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Wonderful sky shot with the drone ~ brave new world ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very sophisticated drone!
ReplyDeleteSo far I have not wanted a drone...wondering will I change.
ReplyDeletefilm crew? how exciting. and a nice sunset. btw; a colleague of mine just left for a holiday in the area of Kolobrzeg today :-)
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