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    What We Leave Behind [Through My Lens Nr.44]

    Monday, May 30, 2016

    It's interesting to observe how things change around us. Some changes creep up on us, others we anticipate, but no matter which ones happen to us, change is inevitable. Over longer periods of time, changes can be earth shattering. Exploring places where time has taken a toll on buildings and structures is both exciting and melancholic. This fortress of King Herceg-Stjepan is a perfect example of it. 

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    42 comments:

    1. fim.worksMay 30, 2016

      I like these lost places. I always would like to know, what they have seen all over the time.
      Have a happy week!
      Greetings from Germany, Frauke

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    2. rupam sarmaMay 30, 2016

      Wonderful place. Superb clicks.
      Have a nice week ahead.
      Greetings from Assam, India

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    3. Margaret Birding For PleasureMay 30, 2016

      yes you aree right old building are sometimes a mystery and great to explore. Thanks for hosting and have a wondeful week ahead.

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    4. Jill HarrisonMay 30, 2016

      It is amazing to see how old buildings have stood the test of time. And for an Australian with no buildings older than 200 years, it is fascinating to see old buildings in Europe. They are great places to wander through. The castles in particular look rather gloomy drafty places! Have a fabulous week and thank you again for the link up.

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      1. MersadMay 30, 2016

        Yes, there is lots of history, sometimes sad, sometimes cheerful, but always captivating.

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    5. Pat @ Mille Fiori FavoritiMay 30, 2016

      What an interesting and historic site to see. Wouldn't you like to take a trip back in time and see it is all its former glory?

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      1. MersadMay 30, 2016

        I sure would. With some of these places I really wonder what they looked like back in the day.

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    6. stardustMay 30, 2016

      Great photos of interesting views! There is prosperity and declining in the structure’s history. When there is no human maintenance, nature takes over.

      Yoko

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    7. SuzaMay 30, 2016

      Der Blick aus der Burg auf die Stadt und den Fluß ist großartig.
      Liebe Grüße
      susa

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    8. AnonymousMay 30, 2016

      Hello Mersad. Wie immer schöne und inspirierende Bilder. Bei ihrem Anblick frage ich mich, wie es wohl damals war, auf einer Burg zu leben.

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      1. MersadMay 30, 2016

        Ja das frage ich mich auch. Besonders wenn man vor Ort ist muss man sich fragen wie die Leute damals gelebt haben.

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    9. AnonymousMay 30, 2016

      Hi, I'm a new here. Thanks for your kind photo hosting.

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    10. TomMay 30, 2016

      the view into the valley is amazing

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    11. MadSnapperMay 30, 2016

      always awesome photos and these are wonderful...

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    12. FlögiMay 30, 2016

      Tolle Fotos Mersad und ich mag solche alte Burge sehr.
      Liebe Grüße

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    13. NeesieMay 30, 2016

      Brilliant photo's Mersad.
      I love historical architecture. I always love to wonder at all the secrets their walls may contain. The stories they could tell if only they could talk. That last photo of the valley is stunning. Like a glimpse into another world.
      Thanks for sharing and hosting once again. Have a wonderful week ;D

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    14. KmcblackburnMay 30, 2016

      What a magnificent old ruin to explore with your camera!

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    15. Jackie and Joel SmithMay 30, 2016

      Again your post so brings to mind scenes of Greece. Happy week ahead, and hope you find more historical treasures to share with us all.

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    16. MaritMay 30, 2016

      Beautiful photos! I love the old fortress :)

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    17. facile et beau - GustaMay 30, 2016

      ich liebe Ruinen. Diese bietet besonders schöne Motive. Einfach herrlich! danke fürs mitnehmen.
      Liebe Grüße
      Gusta

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    18. bijjenMay 30, 2016

      What a lovely place, I like it......
      Amazing pictures......
      Greetings Jen

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    19. Saša S.May 30, 2016

      Lijepe fotografije. Puno hvala za mogućnost da upoznam druge blogove, neki su sijajni i od njim može da naučim mnogo (o fotografiji i engleski)

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    20. MinkamoMay 30, 2016

      The images of the fortress are great, looks like a really lovely place, lots of hidden stories...

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    21. RitaMay 30, 2016

      Actual 3D history right there! Wow!

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    22. UnknownMay 30, 2016

      Love the natural framing!

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    23. Bill May 30, 2016

      So much remains... A wonderful place to explore.

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    24. KayaMay 31, 2016

      Breathtaking views and very powerful! What a nice place to be and to see!

      Greetings from me to you!

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    25. Linda W.May 31, 2016

      Fabulous photos of the old castle!

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    26. LindaMay 31, 2016

      Interesting place! Love the view looking downward.

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    27. Forest Dream WeaverMay 31, 2016

      It's so interesting - the castle crumbles and life goes on around it,almost as though it has never been. I like ruins,they leave much to the imagination!
      Beautiful Images....thank you!

      Enjoy your week!
      Ruby

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    28. Maria's SpaceMay 31, 2016

      My photos are nothing like what I see here but I am so happy to visit with you all

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    29. UnknownMay 31, 2016

      Old buildings and ruins are fascinating. They make me wonder what will be left after us.

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    30. A Colorful WorldMay 31, 2016

      Such gorgeous photos, Mersad! I love seeing ruins. There is something so magical about them, drawing you back to the time of their strength and historic significance. There is a sadness, and an eerie beauty. Sorry I am not participating this week. I'll be back! :-)

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    31. fredamansMay 31, 2016

      Amazing fortress shots. So rich in history!

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    32. Suburban GirlMay 31, 2016

      Your photos make me want to be there!

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    33. Andrea @ From The SolJune 01, 2016

      I love old ruins that ring of an interesting, if not exciting, past time. If only we could know what went on inside those walls. It amazes me that things were built that could last so very many years. What we build today, I fear, would fall to the huff and puff of the big bad wolf. Beautiful pictures, Mersad ...

      Andrea @ From The Sol

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    34. Powell River BooksJune 01, 2016

      It amazes me how such structures could be built with the technology of that era. - Margy

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    35. ak_utJune 01, 2016

      ein wunderbarer ort !!! schöne restwoche :-)

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    36. petrajanssen ♥ goldenfairycottageJune 01, 2016

      Lieber Mersad - Der Wandel der Zeit beschäftigt mich auch im Moment ... und ich finde an alten Gemäuern ist dieser Zeitfaktor einfach unübersehbar. Zeitlose Grüsse, Petra

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    37. Inspired By JuneJune 01, 2016

      My, what a view they had! Wonderful captures, Mersad!

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