This is not quite part 2, as part 1 had different name. I just had some free time this morning and managed to get some more pictures done. Pictures from museum are still under work, but they are getting closer and closer! 🙂 Anyhow, meanwhile enjoy this ones.
You don’t see those vehicles on the main street quite often, do you?
Deep under ground @ Linköping, stands the garage of hotel. Some nice graffiti there! I mean, garage is quite crapy, but if someone destroys your car, you can at least enjoy the art on the walls. 🙂
And if that was not enough, here goes another one.
Just a random bottle on the street took my attention. Somehow the whole city was full of bottles. Like there would be “empty glass exhibition” or smth.
Lex on the go ... 
I love the bottle shot! But why on earth would you be bored in this city (I can’t even copy its name)…? It doesn’t look boring to me!
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Thanks! Well, the city is basically “3 houses on 2 streets”. Literally it is almost as small as my home town. I mean, the only fun that one can have there is to get drunk in local pub (pictures of local pub are comming soon.) 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Oh, I see! I live in such a village too, so I understand…
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Well, this one is really the place where people get born, have a hair cut, visit Air Force museum (really cool, pix coming soon, just need some post processing work), have another hair cut, get drunk and die. 🙂
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Haha 🙂 But here we don’t even have any museum! We have a barber though, she can do one male and two female haircuts. One of the female haircuts is pinkish perm worn by elderly ladies. Ugh.
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Well, I’m quite sure those barbers in Linköping only do pank style. Otherwise there will be 0 fun in that city. Though there is quite a number of those, so perhaps they can do 5 different punk styles by now. 🙂 🙂 🙂 On the other hand, there is Rimforsa quite close, where people are feeling strange when you do street photos and even ask why the heck are you there with your camera (those pictures are coming as well) 🙂
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Haha, punk styles 😀 I guess all people are apprehensive about their photos being taken — I only shoot people secretively, while pretending I’m just playing with my camera and not shooting anything… That’s how treacherous I am 😉 On my defence, I do not shoot their faces.
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Well, this was the thing before the grande business trip to Linköping. I was never shooting people openly. But this time I did and it turns out I liked it! 🙂 However, I think that repeating similar experience in Helsinki would be a disaster. :))) Let’s see. Once I get my car back, I might try some in city center here as well. Who knows. 🙂
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Good luck and don’t get in trouble! I’m not even sure if it’s legal to shoot people on the street (I mean, shoot them with a camera!) — apparently, in my country it is legal as long as the face is not visible.
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well, i think it is legal all over eu. according to law here in finland, you can shoot (with camera!) as long as you are not asked not to shoot. There is also a law about shooting private property, but nobody could really answer that one, even when I’ve asked local police departement. So, basically, as long as you are within EU, there is no real problem with shooting people (with camera). 🙂
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Oh, so you’ve done your research too! Good to know that you are free too shoot people (with camera) 😀 I’m looking forward to seeing your shots then!
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🙂 Yep-yep. Research is always important. 🙂 Pix are soon to come. I was actually planning to do some posts about Air Force museum and put steet photos somewhere in between those posts, but let’s see. 🙂
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A post about the museum would be interesting! I’ll stay tuned in 😉
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Well, there will be a 2-3 posts about that. Working on photos now. Perhaps the first post will get published today (but that I can’t really promise, as I’m a bit overloaded at work now after my return from Linköping).
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