Photographer’s Note
Do you know the legend about how Georgia came to be? Supposedly, at the beginning of times, when God was in the process of creating the world, other nations were quarreling and fighting over the best places to live in. In the meantime the Georgians, bored with waiting, sat down to have a party. In the evening, when God saw them drinking wine and singing songs he said: "I've already given away almost all land, I wanted to leave the most beautiful piece for myself- but I liked what you did while others where fighting so I'm going to give it to you"
Go to Georgia and judge for yourself if the legend has any truth in it. But if you ask me- the landscapes of the High Caucasus certainly fit into the story. Both for the beauty of the land, and the inhabitants' likeness for wine-drinking :-)
As many of you probably recognize- the building in the photo is the landmark of Kazbegi- the small church of Tsminda Sameba, which you can reach from the village in less than 40 minutes (if you take the steep route, or the easier and longer route but take a few steep shortcuts on the way:-))
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dlevy23
(2018) 2007-09-07 6:52
Hello Aleksandra, this is very nice photo. Nice and vibrant colors, well compososed. The road take your eyes and guides you to the mountains and the building.
Great job.
Daniel
Polonaise
(5627) 2007-09-07 8:53
Delikatne...
Okrutnie starbugowskie...
Wracaj bo czekamy na owe stepy bezkresne i trawy twoje zielone
jurcio
Baileys
(677) 2007-09-07 10:19
Czekamy, czekamy! taka jestem ciekawa jak znalazlas - i ujrzalas - te kraje, ktorych ja nie widzialam :-((((
To zdjecie bardzo odpowiada mojemu wyobrazeniu Gruzji - zielony step, blekit nieba, drewniany kosciolek, Kaukaz wylaniajacy sie w oddali... Piekna ta droga, ciekawe, jaki widok wylanial sie po wejsciu na to wzgorze...
Pokaz nam to, prosze...
Pozdrowien moc, Hania
jasmis
(49675) 2007-09-07 11:11
Piękny Olu jest ten krajobraz. Surowy, ale i romantyczny zarazem.
Pozdrawiam!
bantonbuju
(48334) 2007-09-07 23:27
nie nadarzam za toba...syria, iran, gruzja...czy ty aby na pewno ubierasz sie w spodniczki?...:-))
moje marzenie, ta gruzja (i armenia, by the way)...
kapitalne to zdjecie, pustkowie pokazane jako takie, jakim jest opisywane w przewodnikach o gruzji...no i te pradawne obiekty sakralne, "toporne" z wygladu, o charakterze raczej twierdz niz swiatyn....
pozdr. j.
asajernigan
(13915) 2007-09-08 5:01
Aleksandra,
This is a very nice photo. The lighting and colors are great with nice sharpness and detail. Your composition is great using the road to lead the eye through the photo.
TFS,
Asa
crhieatt
(5143) 2007-09-08 13:23
Aleksandra,
Nice, curvy landscape - well composed, to give us a good feel of the environment. Manages to be both naturalistic and composed. Nice.
Regards
Colin
kfreud
(1231) 2007-09-09 3:40 [Comment]
drewniany
(1142) 2007-09-16 13:48
Hej
o jak znane-2 tygodnie temu sie tam wylegiwałem:) Fajne kolory, niezły POV, jedna moja uwaga-to nie ten rejon-kazbegi s± w Mskheta-Mtianeti (nigdy się nie nauczę ich wymowy:])
Jutro moze ja co¶ wrzucę z tego miejsca
Pozdrawaim
M
fotomek
(920) 2007-10-11 3:46
niezwyly profil terenu - czlowiek glupieje i nie wie, czy to sprawka fotografa czy natury ;o) swietne zdjecie, doskonaly kolor, ciekawy POV - slowem brawa dla Ciebie i mlodszego brata mojego aparatu (mam FZ20)
pozdrawiam i z niecierpliwoscia czekam na cd.
Tomek
ommishra (1129) 2007-11-26 9:56 [Comment]
Photo Information
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Copyright: Aleksandra Borzecka (starbug)
(6924) - Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2007-08-00
- Categories: Nature, Architecture
- Camera: Panasonic DMC-FZ30
- Exposure: f/8
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2007-09-07 6:43








