All those colorful windows

You usually expect windows like this in a cathedral, but this is a thermal spa :) This is the entry hall in the Gellért Spa in Budapest. Another of those places where I went to take photos, but would mind also to be a guest one day and just relax a little. But probably the whole day I would just think about composition and what wonderful photos I could take there :)

Lesser Town Square

I think I haven’t yet posted a view from this tower in Prague. There are so many towers in Prague and slowly I try to visit every one of them during the sunset. That day, I was choosing between this tower and the one you can see in the top right corner, by the Charles bridge. And as this one is higher, it won. But it looks like I will have to visit it once more, as this sunset was completely cloudless.

The beauty of the opera stairs

The most beautiful place in the opera is always the main room with the stage. But the stairs are usually not that much behind. I had to return to the stairs more than once, as there already were tourist groups in the building, and I just want a photo without them. But on the third try I had luck :)

Btw. hope nobody minds that there are many interior shots in a row on the blog. As I’m currently on another trip, I had to schedule a weeks worth at once and I had these photos ready, so I had to use them. Regularly I like a little more diversity in the photos, but that’s not always possible.

Chocolate wall

Or better said, a wall full of chocolates :) This photo was taken inside the beautiful historic Gerbeaud Café in center of Budapest. All the chocolates and cakes looked so delicious there. Too bad that my program in Budapest was quite full, so I had only short time to spend here, and I wanted to take as many photos as possible. So no cake for me. But next time I’m there, there definitively be a cake visit :)

Different composition

I usually go for the centered view, but I also take some crazy compositions, like this one. This is in the St. Stephens Basilica in Budapest and instead of concentration on the symmetry and how huge the place is, I focused more on the lighting in there. And as that will catch your eye, the lines behind it should then guide it towards the top part of the photo. Hope it work that way :)