Yesterday I mentioned our city park where I took the star trail photos, which I also posted yesterday (click here if you haven't seen them). In this post I want to show more about the park itself. I have taken many images here during daylight, but haven't taken shots at night. That's why I thought that it was high time to catch up on that.
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The blossoms have already bloomed in the park and at night they create for a very interesting sight. In the background the city lights are flickering.
Inisde the park a golden statue of Bruce Lee can be found. Engraved below stands "Bruce Lee -Your Mostar". It was unveiled on November 26th of 2005. The life-sized statue stands 1.68 meters tall and is a symbol of solidarity in the ethnically divided city. Lee, who was an American of Chinese descent and a famous martial arts actor, represented a bridging of cultures. The statue was the first public monument to Bruce Lee unveiled in the world, with a statue in Hong Kong being revealed one day later marking what would have been the Chinese star's 65th birthday.
A wide shot of the park at night. In the distance you can see the old bank building, that was destroyed in the war, and hasn't been sold and privatized from the public sector since then.
The nightly stroll through the city will continue. In another post I will show you the high school I went to (it's the orange building that I recently posted and some people asked about) and the Spanish Square at night.
It's nice to see spring approaching in your country. It's still a long way off here. The photos are, as always, most beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAll of your captures are great but the cherry trees - WOW!
ReplyDeleteI just love the first photo , so very talented
ReplyDeleteLove your blossom photos! Wow, can't believe things are blooming already where you live.
ReplyDeletewow, you're getting spring!
ReplyDeleteLooks so wonderful to see the hints of Spring!! I love it!! Lovely captures for the day as always, Mersad! Hope your week is going well!!
ReplyDeleteHi Mersad. love the 3 rd shot with blossom against the black sky.
ReplyDeleteLove the bokeh in that top shot!
ReplyDeleteI know you are happy to see blooms and feel spring in the air.... love the blooms in the first and the lights in the second... and that is a beautiful statue of Bruce Lee
ReplyDeleteNice line-up of photos again, Mersad! I like how the tree frames the shot in that first photo.
ReplyDeleteI love the depth of these and the effect of the long exposure times on the light used here.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting about Bruce Lee. Fascinating story and your photos are just super!!!
ReplyDeleteNice night shots! I love that first one! The 6D is very impressive in low light.
ReplyDeleteThat first shot is just so perfect. It almost doesn't look real!
ReplyDeleteMersad your photography always mesmerizes me.
ReplyDeleteGreat Bruce Lee statue too !
The first two photos are superb! Bruce Lee? I sure wasn't expecting that.
ReplyDeleteTolle Fotos und die Blüten sind einfach nur ein Traum. Schaut wirklich interessant aus so in der Nacht^^
ReplyDeleteLiebe Grüssle
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From Bruce Lee to Blossoms....fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful night photography! And what a lovely and interesting park!
ReplyDeleteFabulous post. That first photo of those blossoms is just stunning. - Obviously it must be spring in your area. That statue of Bruce Lee in the dark looked really cool. In fact these are some great night time shots.
ReplyDeleteGreat night shots, and I love the blossom, can't waite to see the blossom on our trees.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Gordon.
i love, love, love seeing spring pictures!! these are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLucky you to have seen blossoms already!
ReplyDeletegreat pictures of that lovely park. love to see the blossoms coming out! first picture is so beautiful!
ReplyDeletegreetings, Hilde
Love your night park. The Bruce Lee statue looks very powerful.
ReplyDeleteGreat statue. Love the first shot of spring blossoms!
ReplyDeleteLovely, romantic pictures. I had never considered Bruce Lee would be 65. Where does the time go?
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