On the way back from Salzburg, we came across a park and since we had about an hour to kill before the next train, we decided to take a walk through it. Lo and behold, I found the clean, cable-free view I was looking for. Of course, with so many tourists around, we basically had to wait in line to take our photos.
I find the fort on the hill especially captivating. It overlooks the city and in medieval times, this must have helped it protect the city. Visitors can apparently take a special lift or hike all the way up to the fort. Because of time, we did neither. Maybe we'll do it next time.
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5 comments:
The fort that's up there sure does look like it's from medieval times, wow that's so old but definitely unique. Wonderful photos!
Thanks, darlin. The fort definitely looks fabulous. The tricky part is actually getting a good shot of it. At sunset or sunrise, this shot would have looked a lot better I guess.
I love architectural shots. That castle does indeed look intimidating. You've done a great job of capturing it!
I, too, dislike all the cables, and powerlines that I have to work around. I guess that's the price we pay for our creature comforts. Once I figure out how to use my photoshop program I'm going to be erasing those lines from my photos. lol ;)
Great photos Joel - thanks for letting us have a look at this place. I agree about all the ugly things that get in the way. I too aim to learn photoshop in order to clean up what otherwise would be good scenes.
Thanks, Rick. Some Photoshop magic would indeed be helpful for such scenes.
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