Okay, now some different photos from our walk in Nowe Miasto – the newer part of the Warsaw’s Old Town. It’s a quite interesting area with a nice cafes, buildings and corners…
Warsaw Nowe Miasto
And now some chosen photos… Some of them are taken with the f/2.8 and ISO800, and looks all right. Unfortunately some of them I had to take with ISO1600, despite the f/2.8. With such sensitivity set, on the photo you can see the results of imperfection of the matrix of the EOS350d – not equal exposure of the pixels of the matrix, the noise is visible. So IMHO ISO800 is the highest usable sensitivity to use in this camera… especially when you want to take photos without flash and the tripod.
Nowe Miasto. Warm view from the cafe at the opposite window of the ice-cream shop
Cafe Nomia. Warmth.
Ice-creams. “Lody”.
Freta Street. Xmas tree, special lightnings for that special time.
Tower of the ‘Święty Jacek’ Church, and the tenements.
Market of the Old Town, with the Warsaw’s mermaid in the centre.
Krzywe Koło Street 6/6A. The monument.
Viewpoint from the city walls towards the Vistula river.
City walls towards the barbican (Barbakan).
Baroque facade of the Sapieha Palace. Build in French-style so-called ‘Hôtel particulier’.