city – Julia Chodor

2020.12.27

I would like to dedicate this post to my Grandpa who, if he had been among us would have been 100 years old on this day.

I miss him a lot. He was a wonderful man.

I went for a walk on December 27. First day after the Christmas holiday and last day before covid lockdown. I wasn’t the only one who had the idea to visit Warsaw Old Town. There were a lot of people. At some point, it shows the power of people that we don’t realize. All the people came to Old Town individually or with families. In the end, the place was crowded. Lots of individuals with the same goal – that’s the power. You don’t need protests. You need people who will all have the same desire for something.

documentary photography, social photography, Julia Chodor Photography — Photo: Julia Chodor

Valentine’s Day

The best present that my love can give me is just loitering around the city.

I like how colorful are the nights in the city.

Valentine's Day. Photo: Julia Chodor — Valentine’s Day. Castle Square, Warsaw. Photo: Julia Chodor

8:00 pm – party time

You would expect that in the middle of the carnival fiesta all bars and restaurants are full of people having fun, talking, laughing, drinking, dancing etc., especially in tourist places. Well, it is off-season time.

In my previous post, I showed photos from the carnival parade. Now I want to show how the bars, restaurants, streets looked like at the time when a parade of happy dancers was passing by.

Julia Chodor Chodorowska — Empty. Photo: Julia Chodor

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Naked torso

Cities are abstract places, you can find everything and imagine everything here. The mannequins’ naked torso standing among empty tables remind me people doing shopping.

Julia Chodor Chodorowska/private use only — Photo: Julia Chodor

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