Taing a break... by anmes
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in Old Town Square. Not a pic of brilliant quality but you can see the various Cz fast foods on sale!
Comments (13)
Stunning capture jean.
Fascinating!
Interesting. :)
great capture
I REMEMBER THAT! GREAT SHOT
Amazing capture my friend, excellent timing, cool one!
this looks similar to our renaissance festival we have here in k.c., starting this month! excellent photo capture!:)*5
wonderful shot
They all seem to be enjoying the experience and there is plenty of room without any chairs - good idea!
Nice capture!
I heard, once, that the reason there are no chairs is that standing while eating your sausage (off of a square of greasy cardboard) inspires more social behavior, you're not eating so much as you're mingling while stuffing your face! This is something I learned from an eccentric friend who talks to ducks; and so, considering the source, I suspect there's a lot more intuitive truth to that than one might expect. And what does that have to do with anything? Probably nothing, but I thought of that particular friend (Pavel) because of all of the klobasa we consumed and the oceans of beer in our bellies. I like the human focus in this shot, and the idea that in parts of the world, the concept of "fast food" has not changed in hundreds of years. Sausages ARE the original fast food! Oooh...and those pastry bracelet thingies (I actually never learned what they are called) but I can smell them now! I really do need to get back to Earth...um...I mean, the Czech Republic.
Very nice street capture :)
Chipka´s comment is great, I like him very much. Trdelnik and Prague tourists, very common scenery here. Well done!