Actually its an old photo. I took it long time ago with a not too good camera. Spite of the low quality I like this photo and its colors because it shows Budapest from the Gellért Hill. Its the river Duna (Danube) which separates Buda from Pest. Guess which side is visible on the photo? Pest or Buda?:)
Take this photo as an intorduction...and some later when I will have time I will post new ones with better quality:)
dear ALL!
Thank you for the nice comments. The winners are those who said PEST is visible on the photo. Easy to remember...Buda is the part where you can find the hills. Pest is totally flat. And they are connected with these "hyphons" as John mentioned and James r is such an expert of Budapest that he even knows the name of the bridges:) Congratulation!
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Its a bird's eye view of your beautiful city i think.
:)
Beautiful colour!!!
And for your question, I have no idea about that, but like to guess :Buda !!right?? :D
hee hee...thx for your nice comments on the shanghaidailyphoto.blog....:P
have a nice time~~
...Jing
i am guessing buda too1
i shouldnt get it wrong, Buda is on the left? >_<
ps. I think the photo is wonderful!
Happy to know your name for Danube, i like this photo and look forward to the others.
Bravo,superbe vue. les couleurs sont magnifiques.
That is a good picture, the tones and composition of the panorama give it an elegant feel. Nice one.
Never mind, beautiful photo and view.
I just like to think the bridge is a - ( hyphon ) between the two words, Buda - Pest.
I think Pest is on the right. A superb view!!
Nagyon szep!
I've just discovered your blog and will be back to see more of your city.
This is such a beautiful view of your city even with the "lesser quality" camera.
Whoa! Stunning view!
There is a semi-retired pediatrian in our Twin Cities who is a Holocaust survivor who frequently came to my classroom to share his experiences with my students. He also told us about his former home and the two cities. Dr. Fisch is a Pied Piper who charms everyone and who is also a published artist. Go to this site to see his work: http://www.chgs.umn.edu/Visual___Artistic_Resources/Robert_O__Fisch/robert_o__fisch.html
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