At 6/24/2026 02:43 AM, you wrote:
>My sister in Poland had a leg operation last week. Nothing life threatening
>but severely limited mobility for a couple of weeks. So I decided to visit her
>over the weekend to help with practical things and just to be with her. I flew
>there very early Friday morning and returned home very late Sunday night (more
>like Monday morning). This meant that I basically had 3 full days in WrocÅ?aw.
>Usually when I visit, my sister, brother-in-law and I go to the center
>together. This time I was on my own which had the advantage of being able to
>walk more, despite the 30-32 degree heat. I also visited one of my usual
>modern art places, housed in a World War II bunker, now used for much more
>peaceful purposes. And I collected more photos of WrocÅ?awâ??s famous gnomes
>of which there are more than 800 around the city. Itâ??s all here:
>https://www.greatpix.eu/Travel/Wroclaw-June-2026 And as alwasy, comments and
>critique are welcome and appreciated. Nathan Nathan Wajsman
>photo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.fotocycle.dk/paws http://www.greatpix.eu
>http://www.frozenlight.eu @nwajsman.bsky.social Слава УкÑ?аÑ?нÑ!
>Ð?еÑ?оÑ?м Ñ?лава! --
Thanks for the trip. I like the evening storm coming. and contrasting it with
sunrise.
I noticed one guy photographing, looking at the back of the camera screen.
Makes me wonder how many of us do that and what has it changed in the way we
see photographically? No judgement, just curious. I still tend to frame through
the viewfinder, but not always.
WayneS
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