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Sites with interesting photos of Poland


pawian 224 | 24,455
10 Jan 2013 #1
The best photos can be found on Skyscrapercity.

E.g.,

City of Toruń is here: skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1306351&page=12

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zetigrek
10 Jan 2013 #2
There are some sites when one can virtually visit many places in Poland.
Wroclaw 44 | 5,369
10 Jan 2013 #3
The best photos can be found on

flickr
OP pawian 224 | 24,455
10 Jan 2013 #4
I dare to disagree. I hardly ever use them.

The best photos can be found on Skyscrapercity.

Warszawa, climactic photos by a Warsaw lover here with appealing commentary to each shot: skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=270745&page=217

Page 217

One can learn how to take photos in the city.
TheOther 6 | 3,667
23 Jan 2013 #5
The best photos can be found on Skyscrapercity.

Pawian, do you know of a good site that offers historic photos of rural towns and villages pre WW2 by any chance?
OP pawian 224 | 24,455
23 Jan 2013 #6
Now I can`t sayn any addresses but I can search for them if you want. Or you have already tried and got your results, so I probably won`t find anything new.
TheOther 6 | 3,667
23 Jan 2013 #7
I found a few here and there, but not a large collection of photos pre-dating WW2 (I was hoping for a digital collection of a Polish state archive or something similar). I usually frequent the web sites of historic postcard dealers, but the image quality there is rather low for obvious reasons.

Thanks anyway!
zetigrek
23 Jan 2013 #8
For those interested in £ódź:
refotografie.blogspot.com

Move a cursor on a photo to see how a place looks now.

TheOther

In the Internet there are photos in colour of Warsaw just after the war taken by American architect Henry N.Cobb.

It turns out that Cracow has its refotografie site too: dawnotemuwkrakowie.pl. Enjoy, pawian! :)

In the Internet there are photos in colour of Warsaw just after the war taken by American architect Henry N.Cobb.

one can see some of them
TheOther 6 | 3,667
23 Jan 2013 #9
In the Internet there are photos in colour of Warsaw just after the war taken by American architect Henry N.Cobb.

Thanks for the links; very interesting. Pity that most of my (genealogical) research is within the Poznań -> Tuchola -> Plock triangle.
zetigrek
23 Jan 2013 #10
Pity that most of my (genealogical) research is within the Poznań

Old photos of Poznań:
skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=355439
stare-fotografie.com/poznan/ (postcards of various cities)
poznan.pl/stary_poznan/
OP pawian 224 | 24,455
24 Jan 2013 #11
There are some sites when one can virtually visit many places in Poland.

You mean panoramas?

If you want to see nice 3D interactive views, click on the link, then left click on the picture shown.
Loading it can take some time.

The Prince Chamber in Libiąż Monastery, the biggest one in Europe.
zieba.wroclaw.pl/lubiaz_qtvr_main.html

The Bishop Palace in Wrocław
zieba.wroclaw.pl/wroclaw_qtvr_main.html

The Old Town in Lublin by night
zieba.wroclaw.pl/lublin_qtvr_main.html

The Bishop Palace in Poznań
zieba.wroclaw.pl/poznan_qtvr_main.html

£ódź, Main Piotrowska Street
wroclaw.pl/lodz_qtvr_main.html

Sports Hall in Wroclaw
zieba.wroclaw.pl/lodz_qtvr_main.html

The Town Hall in Wrocław
zieba.wroclaw.pl/ratusz_vr/ratuszvr.html

All of them are here:
zieba.wroclaw.pl/english.htm
TheOther 6 | 3,667
24 Jan 2013 #12
Old photos of Poznań:

Thank you!
OP pawian 224 | 24,455
24 Jan 2013 #13
???? I thought you were after this

Pawian, do you know of a good site that offers historic photos of rural towns and villages pre WW2 by any chance?

Do you consider Poznań a rural town or village????
TheOther 6 | 3,667
24 Jan 2013 #14
I thought you were after this

Yes I am, but Zetigrek put some time and effort into the search for pictures, so naturally I thanked her. Good manners and all that, you know ... ;)

The first source about Poznań was quite interesting, by the way. Lots of photos from the pre-war era I haven't seen before. I'm still searching for images of rural towns and villages in the Poznań -> Tuchola -> Plock triangle though.
Ironside 53 | 12,420
24 Jan 2013 #15
Yes I am,

Śniatyń:

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Stryj:

Sambor:

foto.czestochowaonline.pl/sambor/sambor-rynek1901.jpg

foto.czestochowaonline.pl/sambor/sambor1.jpg
OP pawian 224 | 24,455
24 Jan 2013 #16
Śniatyń:

Lovely pictures but read again the title of the thread: it isn`t about lovely sites in Poland in general but sites in the sense ofwebsites on the Internetwith interesting photos.
TheOther 6 | 3,667
24 Jan 2013 #17
Śniatyń:

Thanks, Iron.

websites on the Internet with interesting photos.

Here you go: ordensland.de/English_Version/english_version.html
OP pawian 224 | 24,455
9 Aug 2013 #18
Excellent photos of pre-war Warsaw: skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1595204

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majkel - | 60
13 May 2015 #19
Merged: Photos from Poland - interesting gallery by Zbigniew Wozniak

I found today on wykop.pl information about very interesting gallery.

Tons of great photos, PRL, post-PRL, some recent.

Enjoy.

Photos has been made by Zbigniew Woźniak.
jon357 74 | 22,042
25 Apr 2016 #20
Some good photos here, taken by Germans between 1939 and 1943
info-pc.home.pl/whatfor/baza/warsz_niem_2.htm



Zlatko
13 Jul 2020 #21
Merged:

Mountains as seen from valleys in the night in Poland



Please, can someone show me a website with Polish photos of mountains in the night as seen from valleys or valley towns (where you can see lights from mountain/hilly towns/villages)?

Is there such area in Poland? I'm not sure you can see the hills from Rzeszow at night but maybe Krosno? In English I only found night photos set in hilly towns/villages themselves overlooking the higher hills or the valleys bellow.
OP pawian 224 | 24,455
14 Jul 2020 #22
with Polish photos of mountains as seen from valleys or valley towns

Like this?



Zlatko
14 Jul 2020 #23
Thanks, that's very close to what I'm looking for. However my idea is for a night photo. Is it possible to see the lights from a hilly village / hotel / town like Zakopane from some low valey or a village/town in said valley?

Sth like this (of course in a city the shots would most likely be from a higher floor):
image.shutterstock.com/image-photo/bratislava-slovakia-panoramic-view-kamzik-600w-692002150.jpg

I remember seeing those lights on the hill in Bratislava from my room at night.
OP pawian 224 | 24,455
14 Jul 2020 #24
However my idea is for a night photo.

I am afraid there are no special sites only for such photos - they are scattered over many sites.

You need to google on your own. Type this phrase with the name of the place at the end: e.g., światła miasta z góry w nocy Zakopane


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