*Loving Tallinn, Estonia*


ya i meant the modern side of tallinn.. i was there 3 days.. so my last day was in the new town.. and also one of the nights we actually went to a pub in the new town side.. and also a club...


i didn't spend much time shopping though.. haaha.. quite low budget for shopping.. i didn't go to stockmann..

hah oh yeah! we wanted to visit some gay bars too, just for the fun of it.. but yeah, too tired!!
 

'Just off Town Hall Square stands a radiant, white church with an octagonal tower. This is the 14th-century Holy Spirit Church, a spectacular structure both inside and out.

The elaborate painted clock on its façade is Tallinn's oldest public timepiece, dating to the late 17th century. But don't miss the carved wood interior which includes such treasures as a unique 15th century altar by the famous Lübeck artist Bernt Notke, and one of the oldest pulpits in Estonia, dating to 1597.

The church was originally founded as part of the neighbouring Holy Spirit Almshouse, which tended to the town's sick and elderly. Throughout Medieval times it remained the primary church of the common folk. After the Reformation, it was here that the first sermons were ever given in the Estonian language (as opposed to German), and a catechism published in 1535 by the church's pastor Johann Koell is thought to be the first book in Estonian.'

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hey, thanks.. i went to your flickr account and you have a good set of pictures there! nice processing too.. i almost thought u were from HK/TW on first impression.



Thanks.

Seriously, I kept coming back to look at the pic on the girl in the middle of the street (with the nice vignetting). If you have flickr, I will put it in my fav. Its very nicely done on pp part.
 

Thanks.

Seriously, I kept coming back to look at the pic on the girl in the middle of the street (with the nice vignetting). If you have flickr, I will put it in my fav. Its very nicely done on pp part.

haha.. okk. i have another picture of her. stay tuned. but i still prefer this one with the backlighting. irresistable lighting!! :p i have flickr, but i've already maxed the 200photos limit.. so i kinda abandoned my flickr account for a long time already.
 

'Easily the most picturesque of Old Town's lanes, St. Catherine's is a narrow walkway that runs between Vene and Müürivahe streets, along the back of what used to be St. Catherine's Church.

What makes the passage particularly interesting is that it's home to the St. Catherine's Guild, a collection of craft workshops where artists use traditional methods to create and sell glassware, hats, quilts, ceramics, jewellery, hand-painted silk and other wares. The workshops are housed in the small, 15th- to 17th-century rooms on the south side of the lane, and are set up in an open-studio fashion so visitors can watch the artists at work, be it glass-blowing, weaving or pottery making.

As absorbing as these displays can be, St. Catherine's Passage is more about ambience than anything else. No other place in Tallinn combines creativity with a Medieval atmosphere quite like it.'


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haha.. okk. i have another picture of her. stay tuned. but i still prefer this one with the backlighting. irresistable lighting!! :p i have flickr, but i've already maxed the 200photos limit.. so i kinda abandoned my flickr account for a long time already.

'Easily the most picturesque of Old Town's lanes, St. Catherine's is a narrow walkway that runs between Vene and Müürivahe streets, along the back of what used to be St. Catherine's Church.

What makes the passage particularly interesting is that it's home to the St. Catherine's Guild, a collection of craft workshops where artists use traditional methods to create and sell glassware, hats, quilts, ceramics, jewellery, hand-painted silk and other wares. The workshops are housed in the small, 15th- to 17th-century rooms on the south side of the lane, and are set up in an open-studio fashion so visitors can watch the artists at work, be it glass-blowing, weaving or pottery making.

As absorbing as these displays can be, St. Catherine's Passage is more about ambience than anything else. No other place in Tallinn combines creativity with a Medieval atmosphere quite like it.'


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Don't abandon Flickr, it does lots of good. Get a pro account and the 200 pics issues will be gone. :) And... hello, are you stalking her (the portrait)?? Same person different places. Ha. The pic is nice but you are right, I prefer the first one too.
 

Don't abandon Flickr, it does lots of good. Get a pro account and the 200 pics issues will be gone. :) And... hello, are you stalking her (the portrait)?? Same person different places. Ha. The pic is nice but you are right, I prefer the first one too.

haha.. money does wonder. problem is i don't have money.. :p
why do i need to stalk her? she's my friend dude!! LOL..
 

haha.. money does wonder. problem is i don't have money.. :p
why do i need to stalk her? she's my friend dude!! LOL..

Then you shld have taken more. ;) Anyway, Happy New Year.
 

Then you shld have taken more. ;) Anyway, Happy New Year.

haha well.. i wished i could take more as well. my compactdrive spoilt.. hence i have limited memory to shoot for the trip. really a bummer. gonna equip myself better when i come back sg.

happy new year to you too! :cool:
 

haha.. money does wonder. problem is i don't have money.. :p
why do i need to stalk her? she's my friend dude!! LOL..

she's very attractive and photogenic.
ok, happy new year :cool:
 

Tallinn, my home for the next few months <3
 

msnmessger, u going there for work or?
 

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