Week 13 - Push the door, push the cart

Double view on push - young lady is pushing the cart towards doors that has to be pushed to open them (which is visible from the table back behind two girls in black).

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Week 12 - Still and in motion

Prague, main train station. Statue of a man with two children is standing motionless on the first platform. I waited for a train on departure, knowing that some people will hurry to catch it.

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Week 11 - Smiling No

This week I selected a photo of my friend. We were waiting in front of our office for another colleague. I had the camera in right hand and from time to time I took a photo of a stranger as usually. Surprisingly, I changed my focus on him. And this is his gesture - rejection with smile.

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Week 10 - Memories (Wenceslas Square, Prague, 1985)

One phenomenon of the "Normalization" period under Soviet occupation were so-called "Book Thursdays", because the Communist central planners decided that all books were to be published on Thursday. People queued for books and books became a corruption currency, because very few genuinely interesting titles were published. If the title was interesting, there was usually an insufficient amount of copies printed.

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