Let’s the party begin!!!!
New Year Eve
100 years of Independence
On November 11, the Poles celebrated the hundredth anniversary of regaining Independence after 123 years of Russian, German and Austro-Hungarian annexation. On this occasion many events took place. In my report, I present images from four of them:
- the Independence Run,
- the national anthem singing on Piłsudski Square,
- the Antifa march, which gathered about 70 people and
- the Independence March in which over 250,000 people took part.
The gift
This photo session was ordered by mothers as a gift for the end of the school year, for their kids’ teacher. I think it was a brilliant idea and it was a pleasure to photograph this lovely teacher.
Shot in Spain
high, high – up to the sky
The girls love climbing. On the weekend they had a chance to do this and then slide down. By the way, I heard people calling this type of a slide – going down on a rope – an American coaster. Why they call it like this, interpret by yourself.
Thank www.charate.com for free climbing lessons.
Silkworms
Girls have a school project – silkworms. Silkworms are kept in a class but who wanted could take some home, so we have them at home, exactly porch.
I hate worms but I really like the project.
Watch the movie at the end of the post.
Hand in hand with my sisters
One of the best things in the world that you can do – go for a walk with sisters.
Viernes Santo – Good Friday
Soaring hoods called Capirote, covered faces, habits and long cloaks – penitents are marching one after another in the Good Friday’s procession. This event makes a big impression and it is definitely worth experiencing. The most well-known procession is in Seville. It attracts tourists from around the world. However, if someone does not like the crowd, I recommend visiting other cities in the south of Spain.procession
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.
Spanish Carnival
Carnival – ignites our imagination as soon as we think of places like Rio de Janeiro or Venice. But parades and events take place in almost all the cities in the southern, Catholic countries. The hundreds of dressed-up dancers, swinging their hips to the rhythm of the music, march through the small and big cities, and crowds of spectators look at them with delight. We also had a parade …
Karnawał – rozpala naszą wyobraźnie jak tylko pomyślimy o takich miejscach jak Rio de Janeiro czy Wenecja. Ale parady i zabywy odbywają się w zasadzie wszystkie miejscowości w południowych, katolickich krajach. Pochody poprzebieranych tancerzy, kołysząc biodrami w rytm muzyki, przemierzają małe i duże miasta, a tłumy gapiów przyglądają się im z zachwytem. U nas też była parada…
