The Moon also known as Luna, Maan (Moon etc. in Germanic languages), and in Slavonic languages is called Miesiąc (old Polish), Mesec, Mjesec (and other similar forms in other Slavonic tongues) and Ghealach (Scots Gaelic) and Gealach (in Irish). It is winter and it is very cold in Poland so the night sky is so clear (unless is cloudy) and it is the best time for shots of the sky. I know that photos of the moon are quite popular and they are almost the same always (the moon doesn’t change, it is always the same), but I have a great fun with the new lens (Sigma 70-300 F4-5.6 APO DG Macro) for my camera (Samsung GX10) so I just wanted to see the impact craters on the surface of the moon. I hope you like it.
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December 25th 2007, Christmas, Lodz, Poland. Photo of the frozen red flower of the rose, the only one that survived in the garden. Photo is taken from the top of the flower, and the ground covered with the yellow and brown leaves is the background (so far there haven’t been to much snow, but it has been freezing for the last couple of days). The garden is in the suburbs of Lodz in Poland. Camera: Samsung GX 10.
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December 25th 2007, Christmas, morning in the garden. The old bottle of some chemical poison discarded on the concrete wheel cap. Just a still life picture but you can find the magic everywhere. Picture taken in Lodz, Poland. Camera: Samsung GX 10, lens: Sigma 70 - 300 APO DG Macro.
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Old cemetery in Lodz at Ogrodowa Street. This old cemetery in Lodz is a burial place of most of the noble men of Lodz of 3 Christian religions. The cemetery is divided to Catholic, Orthodox and Lutheran section. The founders of modern Lodz are buried there - Karol Scheibler (owner one of the biggest factories and the founder of workers colony - Ksiezy Mlyn), Henryk & Ludwik Grohman, Gustaw & Emil & Ludwik Geyer (factory owners), Robert Biedermann (factory founder) & Alfred Biedermann (factory owner, chairman of the Tramway Company in Lodz), Ludwik Anstadt (director of Lodz brewery in 19th century), Johan Petersilge (printer of the first newspapers in Lodz - Łódzkie Ogłoszenia - Łodźer Anzeiger (bilingual, German title has Polish letters in name of the town) and Lodzer Zeitung) and many more. These photos came from Lutheran (mixed Polish and German) part of the cemetery. Camera: Samsung GX10
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