A window at Yttersta tvärgränd on Södermalm in Stockholm. The shortest street in the city. Photographed a couple of days ago after my visit to the hill where I snapped the graffiti portraits. This building dates back to 1765.
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Hidden beauty in this well composed shot
That is a lovely shot. Nice composition.
Wonderful photo! It’s the kind that photographers appreciate because we have an eye for composition and light.
Beautiful photo and flowers.
What a charming glimpse into a slice of Stockholm's history! The window at Yttersta tvärgränd on Södermalm not only offers a peek into the architectural legacy of the city but also serves as a portal to the past. Standing on the shortest street in Stockholm, surrounded by buildings steeped in centuries-old tales, one can't help but feel a sense of awe at the rich tapestry of history woven into the fabric of the city.
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A welcome sight.
I am most likely not the only one walking by here with a camera so I guess they are used to photographers stopping for a photo.
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