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Budapest, Hungary.The Parliament and the sky above the river Danube.
Photo taken about a month ago, at the end of 2004.
I hope you like it.
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Így igaz. ; )
Megint köszönöm.
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I love the way you put the city on the lower margin, and made the sky dominate the picture. Looks like it's the Budapest sky which is predominant here, not Budapest itself. However, I like this, gives a sense of freedom.
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And this time it was you who got my message, just as I did with your "first person point of view" shot. 
Thank you!
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*okay, beauty is in the beholder's eye, and if there's no beholder... but let me just not get lost in that now.
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You're welcome!
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Ez de nagyon faxa... 
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Köszönöm! 
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Végignézegettem pár alkotását, tényleg lenyűgöző...
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great framing- the building at one side and then an empty space for great colours og the sky above some hills.
and i can see a bird?
anyway, great
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a m a z i n g l y b e a u t i f u l
can't think of any advanced critique since i'm not a photographer.
It is just gorgeous i love it so much
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oh i'm not a pro photographer either, but i'd like to become one someday. unfortunately that'd require quite a lot of money and even more spare time - and i have none of these now. 
thanks a lot for the comment, it means a lot for me that it means a lot for you.
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lived so close to this place and yet never been there, they say it's one of the most beautiful places in Europe
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thanks.
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sorry, i meant to say i lived close to Hungary, I lived in Croatia and North Serbia
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it's not a problem at all (why would it be? ) - i was just wondering...
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umm, we could say so. (in fact, we live in a small town now that's very close it, but are planning to move there in about a month.)
and you? where do you live in australia?
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we lived in far north, south-east coast, but we moved to central australia, we move alot, we cant stay at one place for too long lol
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i'm glad you like it. and it was quite icy, indeed, standing in the middle of a bridge.
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Hmm... Be patient. Maybe better times will come!
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i can see how this kind of scene inspires your digital arts; the colors and what-not. Just curious, is it ever sunny in Hungary?
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i had the same impression :/ and, well, for the most part it is, but it's colder than I thought in the winter...we'll see how summer goes. ah, the weather.. I actually like overcast...I've wanted to visit Seattle in the States for sometime. there it's always grey and rains a lot, but apparently is very beautiful, and has a unique "vibe"... I dunno If i was to pick a favorite, it would still be chicago. you get four seasons. when it's winter, you know it, when it's summer you know it etc.
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I guess we're like Chicago then, we get a fair share of every season, even though these days seasons blur into one another... there was a time when i wanted to visit Seattle as well (a bit harder from this side of the world
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yes, i was born in US and yes the grunge attraction makes sense (and your english does, too) the weather probably had a big effect on the music...as I'm sure it does on the culture and all that. well, I should say that Hungary would be a nice place to visit for me, I hear it's a beautiful country (and the women, beautiful, too). I been to Romania once, which is, you know, out there...eastern, though I dunno how similar in weather and geography. .
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yep, if you know where to look and where not to look, our country is beautiful, but i guess that's true for most countries of the world. weather-wise and geographically we're quite similar (i think) to Romania, though we don't have such high mountains but have more plains. (Romania and Hungary are neighbour states, by the way, and have - in a _lot_ of local minds at least - a long-lasting grudge about Transylvania, populated mostly by Hungarians but belonging to Romania legally) As for our women, yep, they're beautiful 
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I've heard of a grudge, but didn't know what about. now i know. yeah, I visited there, geez, ten years ago. we spent some time in bucharest and in the mountains near transylvania...so I probably seen some hungarians
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de jó! örülök nagyon hogy tetsz! egyébként azt hiszem, ezt még nem mutattam, csak meséltem róla (azt viszont biztosan).
hujjj de nagyon 
és nagyon
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mindjárt megyek át puszit adni
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My jaw just droppes. Seriously!
I love photos that show how small people and things they create are. Sky is unlimited....
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Have you read any books by Jostein Gaarder? I don't know if they were translated into Hungarian but they sure are available in English. Well, in one of them (the English title is "The Ringmaster's Daughter") you can read a very interesting sentence. I'll try to do my best to translate it into English:
"[...] long before Armstron took the great step for the humanity, I had been on the moon and I had experienced for the first time how tragicomic all wars and and borders are."
Something like this..
*sigh* Anyway, my point after all this is: we really are small. Our egos are way too big for our possibilities.
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I know the name of Gaarder, yes, but nothing more... i've been planning to read "Sophie's world" (a Gaarder-book, isn't it?) for a while...
the quotation and your point is quite true.
and the *sigh* about it (the case of humanity) too.
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that's sexcellent 
--
If at first you don't succeed, lower your standards
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thanks again.
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That's a very nice photo. I don't know if the bird adds to it or takes away from it (possibly neither)
It's maybe a bit grey/misty, but in some ways I htink that makes it seem like an early morning picture, which is nice.
Decided I definitely like it
Oh, alright then.
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