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Forgotten Photos: Krakow Town Hall

I've been checking through my Flickr (It's my favourite self indulgent hobby) and I realised that over 100 photos from Krakow weren't on there! So here are some forgotten photos with my two yashica cameras from the top of Krakow Town Hall.

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It still amuses me that the photo of me really didn't work out but the light is pretty anyway...
It really doesn't feel like that long since we were there.

Luckily this weekend I took two rolls of film, so hopefully my blog mojo will come back with some new photos - anyone else suffering from blogger blues at the moment? Is it the time of the year?

Cameras: Yashica Autofocus and Yashica Samurai
Film: Kodak ISO 200
Location: Krakow Town Hall, Poland
(click images for details through Flickr)

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18 comments:

  1. I love the focus in the first photo!

    The buildings in Krakow look beautifuland I am a sucker for coloured buidings.

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    1. thank you - the autofocus is really great for that - I should use it more! I'm a sucker for those too - I wish we had more of them in the UK!

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  2. nice photos! i always like the photos from your yashica camera!

    that time of the year.. yes.. superbusy with school/work. and i realize that waiting for a film to finish AND develop sometimes take a few months.. hah.

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    1. I like my yashica's too, I need to take them out more I think...

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  3. Love the light in these pics... and yes it reminds me that I need to put Krakow on my list of places to go! I still have a roll of film from NY that I need to develop, doesn't seem that long since we were there either!

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    1. you need to get that developed stat :) and definitely add Krakow to your list, its amazing and the food there was so good!

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  4. These are very pretty pictures, and the place seems like a wonderful place to see and remember. I wouldn't worry about blogging blues; I, too, have them. Things are so busy right now, and I have a hard time writing. I am disappointed in myself, but I also know that I just need to make time for myself. I do miss it. That being said, your posts still entice me to visit Europe someday. I enjoy looking at your photos and hope that, one day, I can visit similar places and share them with others. Whether or not you have "the blues," there are those of us who still visit and still enjoy.

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    1. Thank you Dawn, your comment brightened my day :) I'm glad you enjoy visiting still.

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  5. I've had a horrible case of blogger blues. I was hoping that the new year would bring inspiration and motivation to my life, but so far I've been out of luck. I'm sure the two rolls you just took will have some jems :)

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    1. Yeah i was hoping the same but January has been kicking my butt so far lol. Lets hope February is more inspiring...

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  6. Oh Rhianne I was meant to go to Krakow last year but it all went wrong. These are gorgeous. 2 weeks in Bulgaria for us this year, very excited x

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    1. Ohhh, really? I'm excited for you! :)

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  7. I think it's definitely that time of year. These are gorgeous photos though. I love the colors and the pattern of the railing against the buildings.

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    1. A lot of people have agreed with that as well which made me feel better and thank you :)

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  8. wow! this is such a beautiful place! and the pictures are so nice! :)

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    1. thank you, it was an amazing place to visit, I highly recommend it.

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  9. Great photos!!
    The first one is very similar to one i've got from Copenhagen.x

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    1. Thank you, I'd love to visit Copenhagen as well.

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