Gundulic's Square, Dubrovnik by junge1
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Market day in Gundulic's Square in Dubrovnik. Gundulic's Square is named after Ivan Franov Gundulic (8 January 1589- 8 December 1638), the most celebrated Croatian Baroque poet from the Republic of Ragusa.
This picture was taken on 5 July 2007,
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Comments (29)
Very nice!
Looks like a busy spot Sig.. Nice capture!!
A very interesting capture!
A very lovely shot of socialising in this beautiful old city.
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
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Excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!
wonderful colors and shot
Very cool capture
The town was very busy as there were three cruiseships in town!
fine shot and capture.
interesting place and shot Sig !!
Intersting capture ! Beautiful scene of life immersed in the buildings!
Wonderful candid capture of people selling their wares to the tourist!!!!
Very interesting image! Great capture! :)
Fantastic shot!
Shining.
Wonderful street scene! I thought of you while I was in Chicago and tried a bit of this, but I'm afraid I didn't come close to what you are able to get. Great capture!
Must have been a lovely day! Nicely done!
Wonderfully lively place! Fantastic colors and a motive as well!
wonderful composition! Great image!
Looks like you are inside the walled city and some very old stone work in zoom mode.
lovely place and people!!
Love this shot sig very nice photo..
You've really captured the sense of hustle and bustle. Well done!
This beats the Super Markets in the Shopping Malls - hands down! Fresh is best, so it's back to the simple things in life ... and you have captured the essence of that clearly now, Sig! BB
wonderful old building
looks wonderful!!!
Truly ~Lovely~ THANKS for sharing!!!