Papafrezzo, 2007-2016 by www.papafrezzo.com
Never mind the neighbours (2)
© 2010 by Papafrezzo Photography. All rights reserved.
- Accepted (awarded) at Al-Thani Award 2010 - General section - Colour print.
- Bronze medal at Bekkalokket club competition - Fall 2010 - Colour print.
- Gold medal at the Norwegian national competition (by NSFF) - Spring 2011 - Colour print.
Bryggen (Norwegian, "The Wharf"), also known as Tyskebryggen ("the German Wharf") is a series of Hanseatic commercial buildings lining the eastern side of the fjord coming into Bergen, Norway. These storage houses annex offices and living quarters were rebuild in 1702 after a major fire, but the architecture dates from the High Middle Ages (11 to 13th century). The main trade was dried cod from Northern Norway in return for cereals from mainland Europe. [after Wikipedia]
Enjoyed best large and on black.
Never mind the neighbours (2)
© 2010 by Papafrezzo Photography. All rights reserved.
- Accepted (awarded) at Al-Thani Award 2010 - General section - Colour print.
- Bronze medal at Bekkalokket club competition - Fall 2010 - Colour print.
- Gold medal at the Norwegian national competition (by NSFF) - Spring 2011 - Colour print.
Bryggen (Norwegian, "The Wharf"), also known as Tyskebryggen ("the German Wharf") is a series of Hanseatic commercial buildings lining the eastern side of the fjord coming into Bergen, Norway. These storage houses annex offices and living quarters were rebuild in 1702 after a major fire, but the architecture dates from the High Middle Ages (11 to 13th century). The main trade was dried cod from Northern Norway in return for cereals from mainland Europe. [after Wikipedia]
Enjoyed best large and on black.