Alex, Prague is a beautifull city. There are many locations depending on what you want see/take pictures of. During the day, you can move around the "old centre" and Hradacani (or whatever they are called) and you can take pictures of people. After dark, you can get good pictures inside bars (local ones). I would suggest wide angle for that and you can take nice pictures of performers on the famous bridge as well (also before and after dark). You can also get good pictures of the city during the night from various locations. If you walk up to the castle, there are many photo oportunities there (beautiful sunsets there), but also great panoramas during the day.
I know that doesn't help much, but when you'll be there, you can move around (on foot) and explore during the day and try to visualize how it would look like during the night. At this time of year, there will be a lot of lights glowing and lots of burners (heaters) where the pubs/bars are. Most of all, enjoy your time there. Regards, Miha. ps: get a turist map and go from there. :) -- that's what I usually do. > -----Original Message----- > From: Alex Z > My apology in advance, this is OT. > We are going to visit Prague towards Xmass (three days just prior to > the New Year). So far never been there. > As for any other travel where I suppsoed to have a time for my hobby > :-), I would be willing to plan carefully our route in order "to be in > teh right place at the right time" to utilize my Canon gear * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
