Instant reply - office reopens : did you say Klimt? did you visit the museum - triple WOW!!! I'll read the remainder of your message now Phil...x Alex Hurst wrote: >Phil wrote: > > > >>Thanks Alex for these nice series - we also liked the two cities when we >>went there, but your pictures are much better than mine in any case and >>paradoxically a better reminder of my own trip's atmosphere.. >>I don't know how long you stayed there - I would have liked to stay >>longer than we did for there are so many beautiful or "exotic" sights to >>be found at every street corner. >> >> > >Well, it may be of interest that these are roughly 40 pictures out of >400 or so I took. Some others I didn't include because they're of >people the Group wouldn't be interested in, plus an awful lot of >Jugendstil architecture which happens to be one of my passions along >with the whole Vienna Secession movement - particularly Gustav Klimt. > >But I was pleasantly surprised ending up with around 10% of shots >which I thought were worth showing you. > > > >>Your pictures are a real apetizer for a second helping/trip. >>The colours are fine and the churches look so peaceful. >> >> > >Delighted to hear the colours are OK on your monitor as they are on >mine. I didn't adjust colour balance at all - just brightness and >contrast a little where necessary. > > > >>Did you have raddishes with Gulash (wink)? >> >> > >Funny thing is you get better goulash (gulyas??) in Vienna than you >do in Budapest. As for the radishes, they were just huge! > > > >>BTW: did you try their wines? >> >> > >I assume that question is rhetorical! The best bottle we had was a >Tokai at a wine bar. I thought these were heavy wines, but this was >like a great Kiwi (NZ) sauvignon. Pity the Hungarians don't export >much wine.. apart from Bulls Blood, which we definitely weren't >interested in. > > > >> or did you keep to Pilsner? (mine was >>Joseph komma nul as I was driving :-( ) >> >> > >Our routine is roughly one hour's walking to one hour in a cafe with >a beer or whatever when you let other people do the walking past. >Worked well as this time, as it did in Rome a while back. I'm sure >you noted that the Budapest section ended with food, and the Vienna >section with one of the best Austrian beers.... :-) > > > >>Thanks for sharing your discoveries and sunny photos with us. >>Keep them coming. >>Phil...x >> >> > > >Will do, Phil - and thanks for the bouquet. > >Best > >Alex > > > >>Alex Hurst wrote: >> >> >> >>>Hi all. >>> >>>I've just posted pix from our trip in May this year to one of our >>>favourite cities: Vienna, Austria. We then took a fast boat down the >>>Danube for our first-ever visit to the Hungarian capital, Budapest. >>> >>>Most of these shots were taken with a Nikon D200 DSLR and my trusty M3. >>> >>>Wish I could have taken an SL2, but there wasn't room in my single >>>carry-on bag... :-( >>> >>>Go to: >>> >>>http://homepages.iol.ie/~corkflor/ >>> >>>And click on the Vienna and Budapest links provided. >>> >>>Brickbats and bouquets welcome as ever. >>> >>>Best >>> >>> >>> >> >Alex >> >> > > > ------ Unsubscribe or change to/from Digest Mode at: http://www3.telus.net/~telyt/lrflex.htm Archives are at: //www.freelists.org/archives/leicareflex/