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40 responses to “Old Tbilisi”
Lovely shot.
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Awesome!! Pretty much as unfamiliar to me as you can get
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Thank you, MV.
If Georgia is unfamiliar to you, I can only recommend a visit. It is an interesting country with a lot to discover.
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I’m glad you like it, Richard.
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Whow!
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Thanks!
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Wonderful image with great post work!
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Thank you very much, Kenj4ta.
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Wow! This is beautiful!
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Thank you, Uday. Tbilisi is a really nice city. Especially the old town.
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You do get around..
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Well, a little bit. But I think you do as well.
I still admire your photos of the Nicosia airport, by the way.
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An amazing looking place! 🙂
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Yes, Tbilisi is really amazing. Though I heard there were flash floods last night and all the animals of the zoo broke free…
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I saw references to that on AOL. I hope they’re able to capture them rather than just killing them. Poor scared creatures I’m sure.
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I think they managed to catch most animals – however, a lot of them died when the flood hit the zoo.
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I think people tend to forget the animals are affected by this stuff, too. I am glad they managed to get most of them though.
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Yes. It was pretty bad.
I left a few days before it happened, by the way.
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Mindblowing..
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Thank you, Mithai.
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You are welcome 🙂
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Thank you again.
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🙂
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What a beautiful place! I would love to be in that cable car 🙂
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I actually hiked up the mountain. It is not too difficult and there are a couple more things one can see.
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Sadly at the moment Tbilisi has its troubles. I hadn’t seen the news when I left my comment.
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Yes, I know.
I also posted it shortly before I learned about it…
…and I left the city only a couple of days before the flood.
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Well, I’m glad that you did. I hope that the rescue operation is going well there. It must be terrible to watch your life and your property wash away.
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Yes, it must be really horrible.
I was once stuck in a hurricane (well, not directly, but in the general area) – that was already pretty terrible to watch. And I was just traveling, so I could leave with my small bag.
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My heart is with them now, this blood is horrible.
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I meant floof
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Yes, I understand.
It really is horrible. The floods caused a lot of damage.
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Very beautiful in sepia.
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Yes, I thought it was fitting for a shot of the old town.
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Spectacular!
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Thank you.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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A very scenic town. I like your capture and editing, looks like infrared plus sepia filter.
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Thank you very much.
Well, I have to admit, I apply the filters via software afterwards 🙂
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