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Hello fellow Steemians,
I hope you are all having a great day! :) As usually, I am here with my daily photo challenge where you can submit your personal images from your travels to Prague and other locations in the Czech Republic in the comment section below.
The best 15 entries of the day will get my upvote. I will then pick the absolute winner of the day from these 15 photos. The winning photo will be awarded with a bigger upvote and it will also be featured as the cover image for the challenge post the next day to give the author of the winning shot some more exposure and publicity.
Don’t forget to add a short background story for your entry with at least 30 words and let me just remind you one more time that only personal images will be accepted in the challenge.
There were many great entries submitted in the yesterday Prague/Czech Republic photo challenge and I had a hard time picking the best one. After a deliberate consideration, however, I decided to choose the following entry by @softa:
Castle Litomysl lies in the Pardubice region on the border of Bohemia and Moravia. The castle was built in Renaissance style in the 16th century. Later the interiors were rebuilt in Baroque and Classicist style. In 1999, he was enrolled in Unesco's list. Since 1949, Smetana's Litomyšl music festival has been held here every year.
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I rewarded @softa winning entry with some extra upvote. Feel free to visit his blog and check out some of his other photos.
Thank you for your submissions. Have a great day and keep on Steeming!
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I have taken this picture insight the Veitsdome during our stay at Prague. This definetly one of the the most beautiful churches i have ever seen. The chruch was built in a gothic-style area, which you could see on the construction and chossen materials in my picture...
Okay I hope this is allowed. The top picture isn't mine but it is in public domain.
Today we have something that is a little different. Here is a comparison picture of Prague.
The top picture is from a book printed in 1650. Czechia was called the "Kingdom of Bohemia" at the time. I'm not sure where the artist was sitting because Petrin wasn't there at the time but my picture is From Petrin Tower.
I think it is cool that you can see see some of the important structures that were in Old town back in 1650.
Any questions I'll answer to the best of my ability.
Now this is cool! Interesting comparison... the author of the first image might have just climbed up a tree on the top of the Petrin Hill :)
The infamous @phortun commenting and liking my post!!! (I think you are Thomas' IRL friend, I see he throws you upvotes)
I am actually interested in how he did it, I was thinking that maybe there was a tower there before Petrin was built? I have no clue, it just seems like the perspective was almost identical.
Haha not really (yet), I just help him with managing his blog a bit ;) But you are right, the perspective looks very similar. The Petrin Tower was built in 1891 and I have no clue what was there before... You just might have raised a serious historical question :D
Ah that makes sense. He is paying you well for managing it. If he needs anything else managed I have some free time lol.
I wonder if anyone knows if anything was there before hand. Could have been destroyed at some point. Had to have been if it there was something there.
Ill have to look into it tomorrow.
That is actually very cool! You get featured today:)
In this B&W photo can be seen a view of Prague and it shows all the different architectonic styles. You can see the Gothic towers of Clock Tower, Church of Our Lady before Týn, and the Baroque towers of St. Nicholas Church. At the background of the image, you can see the modern TV tower, which stands above the traditional city skyline.
I consider that the B&W format enhances the image.
Prague main railway station is the largest and most important railway station in Prague. It the busiest traffic hub in Czech Republic. The station is 5 minutes walk from Wenceslas Square. Everyone make complains about Ceske Drahy because of their delays.
My favorite place in Prague - TRADE FAIR PALACE
The international art collection of the Gallery contains works by some of the worlds most famous artist. My favorite was the French collection that holds works by Rodin, Delacroix, Renoir, Cézanne, Gauguin, van Gogh, Seurat and of course Pablo Picasso. I was amazed by the size of Picasso's collection. He is the author of the painting on this photo.
I love that place, too! Especially masterpieces by Gauguin! Did you see there "Tahitian Women on the Beach" ? :) It was like WOOOOW for one hour :) @kresnix
Hi @liltammy. Yes, I remember Gauguin's Tahitian Women :) Whole collection is WOW, I didn't expect to see so many great works there.
Yes, it is absolutely amazing collection!! :) Have a great day!
Hi I chose for publication my photo of Plášťový most in Český Krumlov.
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It was built in 1767 on the site of a drawbridge wooden bridge. The bridge passes over a deep moat that connects the Upper Castle with the castle theater. The name of the structure comes from the word "raincoat", which in the Middle Ages denoted the type of fortification structures.
Today I have an entry from the ruined castle Zvířetice.
It was originally a castle that was later rebuilt as a renaissance chateau. It is located two kilometers from the town of Bakov nad Jizerou. The ruin is well visible from a wide area. Since 1958, the ruins have been protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.
Karlovy Vary is the most visited Czech spa town. In the past, many famous celebrities from all over Europe have traveled to Karlovy Vary. Ludwig van Beethoven, Johann Wolfgang Goethe, Niccolò Paganini, Adam Mickiewicz, Peter the Great, Franz Kafka, Frederyk Chopin, and many others. The city center creates many historic buildings including so-called colonnades. I chose one of the olonnades for today's day. Called the Mill Colonnade and is the largest in the city.
I found this as one my best shots of Prague. Thank you for the chance @czechglobalhosts
The picture was taken in September 2015. I was visiting Prague as part of a staff retreat that my office was given. The most special memories are (I) I felt so amazed by the city buildings reflecting the old time which I think is a delight we enjoy today because of the fact that Prague buildings have been quite preserved and not much affected by the war attacks; (II) my then colleagues stoped in the middle of the street during the evening of 26 September to sing me “Happy Birthday” 😊😊
Hey! Back to Prague today with this awesome looking church. I would have thought it was in Italy if someone asked where it was from. It looks unreal! I really like this old looking effect I used, feel like it gives it more atmosphere. Oh, and it is huge! I was standing in front of it on a another picture and I was tiny! :D
The Old Town Square has existed since the 13th century. There were also executions, coronation processions, and various ceremonial events. Currently, this is the center of the congestion of the largest number of tourists. Numerous fjakry to the services of tourists who want to see the area under the clutches of horse hooves along the paved roadway. Pleasure is not cheap, therefore, I limited myself to pictures of carts with horses.
This picture captures confluence of 2 rivers – river Jevisovka and river Dyje. I am fisherman so sometimes I go there fishing.
You can find this place near Jevisovka village. This photo was taken right before the storm. Nature there is beautiful. You can find here also bike path which leads all the way to the Mikulov. You can use bike or roller skates, it is up to you 😊
BTW - This picture is super old, taken in 2007 :D But the place still looks the same.
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Hello Tomas,
this picture was taken from Spilberk hill in Brno. The statue of the poet Jan Skácel is made of many welded cylinders . You can look through this statue and see the world from poets view. Author of the statue is Jiří Sobotka. From that place is nice view at Mendel's square with the Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady and the abbey.
Since childhood I've loved castles. Books about the knights. Beautiful stories in about courage and honor. Castles certainly it's symbols, which can be seen alive.
Towards the sky towers and inaccessible walls... The smell of history ...
Therefore, if I have the opportunity to see the new castle, then I try to use it.
If you were mentally tired of the beauties of Prague ... This is the main entrance through the administrative building to the Psychiatric Hospital in Prague Bohnice. It was built in 1909 and was the most modern in Austria-Hungary. The area is publicly accessible. There is a park here and a lot of Art Nouveau buildings including a church and very few people...
Very funny invitation to Prague ;-)
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Thank you for the opportunity to see the story through your posts. :)
I will go to Prague in may and I would see this. :)
Congrats on yet another milestone with the followers! I hope I can make it there one day!
czech republic is one of the splendid buildings that are full of interesting architecture if we abadikan photos ... I hope one day can visit the country of the Czech republic.
nice i like
think you enjoyed that time...now i am at moscow from bangladesh as a tourist...like you i also enjoy this time...i love tour....you can also see me in my profile..
Man, this is a Prague/Czech Republic Photo Contest. Submit those shots in corresponding contests ;)
amazing :D
What 's nicer is that you choose this picture today to remind me of it
This palace full of stories and stories within the real m
And a novelist on the border like Sherlock Holmes A Scandal in Bohemia, and in this beautiful palace Meet creative and moral
Really excellent
always love prague. one of the most beautiful place to visit.
hope someday i'll be there
thank for sharing us @czechglobalhosts
I have been there! :-) Lovely castle and town!
http://svelanskroun.canalblog.com/albums/litomy_l/photos/10120927-le_zamek__cest_a_dire_le_chateau_de_litomy_l__avec_sa_facade__au.html
Can't believe it was already 10 years ago!!!
well done !
From the outside, the Czech Museum of Music is unassuming, but step inside and on your way to the exhibits, and you'll find yourself in this wonderful, original space.
You are very correct in using the images, if we use images of people then we will always be troubled, posting a very outstanding and very helpful, thanks for sharing friends. @czechglobalhosts
Hi @czechglobalhosts . I want to share this photo today..
Karel Zeman is a Czech director who lived between 1910 and 1989. Famous for blending animation and real play. Those who are interested in cinema will surely get very interested. The museum's director is more about the life story, how to use the effects in his films, the clothes in his films, the décor made with the models, and the famous movie scenes.
cool I like this one :)
Is this castle open to the public? Very pretty! Cheers!
Nice post keep it up sir
Hi ! I am so sorry for past days. If you let me ı want to share my other photos. I will not do it now. But ı want to share so much. Can ı share my photos tomorrow? I apologize to everybody
Sorry, you are out of my challenges for good!
Today, I am sharing another photo of snowy Prague. I took this photo right after full night of snowing. This is a couple winters ago actually. I really like how the street is covered with snow and at that time there were machinese cleaning up the snow, that's why you can see the big piles of snow in the photo (the machines move it all in one place). In case you cannot recognize the location - this is the Old Town Square, probably the most famous square in the Czech Republic. I must say, the builldings are truly beautiful.
If you'd like to see it in full resolution, click to see it on my Flickr page
really fantastic--! Prague, the capital ... a good place to live-write and do art in peace ... After my Venezuela this place is great ... Greetings!