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Saturday November 14, 2009 Budapest , Hungary

2009/11/14 11:30 CET. The foggy Gellért Hill by the river Danube

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Categories: clouds, fog, Fall colors, city skyline, sky, trees, vehicles, water

Camera Type: Canon S3 IS

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1. Mimi 1:54 PM GMT on November 17, 2009
What a fortress! Blessings for your research, thanks for the post~ me www.mimiburns.com Action: \| Ignore User

2. jatoki 4:24 PM GMT on November 17, 2009
Moody shot of a great scene. Action: \| Ignore User

3. littlejeanie 12:59 AM GMT on November 18, 2009
Amazingly different scene than I have ever seen. It looks haunting at the top of the picture. It seemss like people love walking at the river's edge. i love the fortress. It must be very old. Action: \| Ignore User

4. Danube 9:48 PM GMT on November 18, 2009
The fog, like the imagination: enfolded densely, after laid bare the defects and enfolds densely again Action: \| Ignore User

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'Danube' (András Juhász): I am a photographer interested in the visualisation of the effects of suddenly appearing solar wind storms. At the same time my colour rich photos also want to mirror the Carpathian Basin's atmosphere, the natural beauty of its wide open spaces and its versatile Cultural Heritage. I return rarely, only when I have something to say about the matter under discussion, and also when I have a great time enjoying myself producing something worthwhile. Thank you for your friendly visit. Goodbye.