Vienna was the first of the three cities we visited during our Europe trip. It's a pretty city, but appeared to be more modernized than I had expected. We didn't do as much preparation as we would like to, so we pretty much planned our tour on the spot. It was a bit challenging in the beginning as German was a totally unfamiliar language to us. Even signs, instructions and menu. But we got around it pretty quickly and had fun going on the various city transportation: buses, trains, trams and underground lines with our passes to visit the wonderful architectures and famous tourist spots. And especially for me, I had the chance to do my street photography to my heart's content - except when I got too occupied and stayed at one place for too long, my boys would start nagging and pulled me away!Best of all, I brought my new toy Fujifilm X100s along this time, without my bulky professional gears. I was hoping to look more like a regular tourist than a professional photographer, but I guess the way I took pictures kinda gave that away!
Many constructions going around the city
The Blue Danube river is much wider than I thought! This portion in Vienna looks nice, but the two sides of the river look a bit bare.
This little guy actually performs really good! The quality of the pictures are very good, very crisp, and it is small and convenient to take around. I like it!
1 comment:
Great photos! They really capture the energy of the city. That camera looks fantastic.
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