We had to wait for the sun to slide behind the building before being able to do another sun set. Thanks to my friend Karlis who managed to "place" three seagulls in arrangement resembling almost perfect triangle. The Riga rail bridge in background is the oldest one crossing river Daugava.
Friday, 18 May 2007
The sun was setting. The sky was yellow. The distant reflections of some tall buildings were spooky.
We had to wait for the sun to slide behind the building before being able to do another sun set. Thanks to my friend Karlis who managed to "place" three seagulls in arrangement resembling almost perfect triangle. The Riga rail bridge in background is the oldest one crossing river Daugava.
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11 comments:
the view is simply breathtakings
This photo is so beautiful and your description so detailed. thank you !
SImply beautiful. I have heard good things about Riga...and would love to check it for sure. Greetings from your friendly neighbour here at Toruń Daily Photo!
You have really splendid photos in your blog!
Keep it in that way!
I have been in Riga but unfortunately only two days. I saw only the center of the city. And of course I liked the oldest part of it, those beautiful old houses.
nice weekend to you!
Nice one.
A lovely close to a day.
A nice photograph and clever shot of the sunset. I like your work.
Abraham Lincoln
Brookville Daily Photo
Thanks for comments! Now I know, it's worth trying.
Karlis
How poetic. The composition and color reminds me of a 17th century Dutch or Flemish riverside landscape.
Bob
St. Louis Missouri Daily Photo Blog
This is so lovely!
Wonderful shot, congratulation ^_^
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