Photographs featuring the stretch of the Danube River through the Iron Gate region.
Tag Archives: Croatia
Dubrovnik, A Photo Essay
A photo collection featuring Croatia’s old city of Dubrovnik from the city walls to the Pile Gate and Lovrijenac Fort.
Image Of The Day • Rubbing The Nose?
In the main square of the historic walled city of Dubrovnik, Croatia is a statue of a man and while nobody is sure how it started, people now rub his nose as they pass by. The constant rubbing of the statue removes the old dark patina exposing a bright, shiny brass probosces.The statue is ofContinue reading “Image Of The Day • Rubbing The Nose?”
Todays Image • A Fitting Memory To Genocide
Vukovar, Croatia Not long ago we spent a day walking around the beautiful town of Vukovar, Croatia. Walking its streets we came across a number of odd structures that seem to have suffered a calamity. A riverside hotel closed and riddled with what looked like bullet holes. The towns water tower looking like it hadContinue reading “Todays Image • A Fitting Memory To Genocide”
Todays Featured Poster • Iron Gate On The Danube
The Iron Gates on the Danube River consists of four narrow gorges with treacherous currents and three wide basins along several miles of the river dividing Romania and Serbia. Control over this part of the Danube was gained with the construction of the Iron Gate Dam in the Sip Gorge turning the river into aContinue reading “Todays Featured Poster • Iron Gate On The Danube”
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The Intentional Travelers 