Friday, September 2, 2016

Out of the Jurisdiction: Faces in the Crowd in Gdansk


About 20 Dutch men sang their hearts out on the patio of a bar.


This very interesting looking woman modeled some of the amber necklaces she sells.


The body of an 18-year old girl killed in a 1949 demonstration against the Communists was found two years ago.  A church service honored her.  Afterwards, thousands marched through 
the streets in a flag-waving demonstration against the old regime.


Children played with big bubbles.  This baby wanted to join the fun.


A photographer posed them.  I don't know if they are a couple or models.


A sidewalk artist painted a temporary tattoo on the young man's shaved dome.

9 comments:

Mersad said...

Thankfully the tattoo is temporary :)
Great shots Jack, always nice to see the activity and life happening in your images.

Mersad
Mersad Donko Photography

Gunn said...

A very nice and interesting posting.
(Gdansk has a direct flight from Stavanger. One day I hope to see and explore more of Poland.)


John "By Stargoose And Hanglands" said...

A fine selection of faces and characters. Rather different, one suspects, from what one might have found in the city of Gdansk just a few decades ago.

Tanya Breese said...

what great portraits jack! they are all so interesting...glad that tat is a temp, that looks like a painful spot for a real one!

William Kendall said...

Quite a variety of faces here, Jack.

Sharon said...

You got some great people shots here!

RedPat said...

Great people shots, Jack!

Taken For Granted said...

Back on Aug 23rd you said that Norway has the finest manhole covers in the World, bar none. While your example is fine, I found the manholes of Seattle, WA right up there. Check out my post for today to see one. As always, I have greatly enjoyed your travel photos.

Michelle said...

This is a great variety of photos. Nice tat! lol