Sunday, 16 June 2013

The Hat Ladies

While being on a trip, it is always nice to have something to focus on when taking photos. I met a woman who focused on butterflies. It did not take too long and I had found my personal focus: hats. Crimea is definitely a hat place.
Hat lady in Sevastopol
Hats in Mischor
For the less fortunate the city provides alternatives in a larger scale:
Promenade in Yalta




Hat lady in Cimeis
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8 comments:

  1. nakura16 June 2013 at 12:12

    Sehr gute Idee, mal wieder ein Kopftuch zu tragen. Dein Badeanzug ist so schick!

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  2. Unknown17 June 2013 at 03:30

    I never used to notice hats but now I do. I wish you would tell us some impressions you had visiting these places.

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  3. coffeeaddict19 June 2013 at 10:35

    it's so nice to see that the culture of hats still lives on in certain parts of the world!
    beautiful photos that make me long to be on a beach somewhere...

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  4. Paula19 June 2013 at 22:35

    Danke bzw. ja, finde ich auch, nakura. Ich liebe den Badeanzug. Er ist Vintage. Die Frau, der er gehörte passst schon lange nicht mehr hinein und so wurde ich beglückt.

    Susan, I left a longer comment on the last posting, "Back in Vienna", it explains a bit and I promise there is more to come. I just need to sort out the picture-loads and provide an online gallery with pics for my family. But then!!

    Ana, you would love Crimea! They dress with style, mothers and daughters walk together and the daughters don't show up with low-cut-jeans and T's but dresses and nice shoes! And all the men are really nicely shaved. ;-)
    How far from a beach do you live? In km it should not be that far. But mountains can turn a short distance into a long drive. Thank you for paying my blog a visit.

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  5. Tracy21 June 2013 at 19:41

    Charming place and people!

    I miss wearing hats. I think I'll try again, this time a conservative and discreet cotton sun hat.

    I was thinking of buying slan old antique/collectible* hat pin for my straw hat back in Texas. There was a famous shop in Austin that sold all sorts of old curiosities and trinkets including lovely hat pins.

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  6. Hans30 July 2013 at 14:26

    Nice!

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  7. hey|dru14 August 2013 at 11:42

    paula! da ich zZ selber sehr selten am bloggen bin (muss ich wieder ändern) habe ich gerade (leider erst JETZT!) freudig bemerkt, dass dein blog wieder aktiv ist! ich freue mich! werde mir heute zeit nehmen, alles zu durchstöbern! :)

    freudige grüsse :)

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  8. Paula14 August 2013 at 16:34

    Hello, hello everyone!
    I have been on vacation, staycation but I am back and I am really lookings forward to continue blogging. Lots of nice picturestories to come. I am having the best time ever with my camera. Taking pictures became my personal antidote and it always works.

    So meanwhile thank you for your comments.
    Paula

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