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Smit & Palarczyk > [GERMANY.BRANDENBURG 10] 'Schloss and Park Sanssouci, Potsdam.' Stairs climbing terraced vineyard garden towards the baroque Sanssouci palace, french for free of worries. This garden is the heart of the much larger, 290 ha Sanssouci Park, that itself is just the centerpiece of a whole chain of parks, gardens and palaces. Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) and generations of Prussian kings after him had these parks constructed along the banks of the Havel, a river that widens into an idyllic lake every few kilometers. The park landscape starts at Werder and reaches, via Potsdam, deep into Berlin. In the past the Glienicker Bridge, famous for its exchange of spies, divided this area. Since the German unification you can enjoy it as a whole and it has become a UNESCO World Heritage site. Photo Paul Smit.
Smit & Palarczyk > [AUSTRIA.WIEN 04335] 'Copa Kagrana.' Nowadays young Viennese go to the new entertainment district at the Donau-Insel, the Island in the Danube, part of the Kagran quarter. It's better known under the nickname Copa Kagrana, because in summer it's hot here, the Brasilien way. The style of the bars along the water as well as the taste of the cocktails have something tropical, the rest of the architecture is colourful and modern. Vienna always had turned its back towards the Danube, but those days are over. Photo Paul Smit.
Smit & Palarczyk > [AUSTRIA.WIEN 04334] 'Copa Kagrana.' Nowadays young Viennese go crazy in the new entertainment district at the Donau-Insel, the Island in the Danube, part of the Kagran quarter. It's better known under the nickname Copa Kagrana, because in summer it's hot the Brasilian way here. The style of the bars along the water as well as the taste of the cocktails have something tropical, the rest of the architecture is colourful and modern. It's the end of the days that Vienna turned its back towards the Danube. Photo Paul Smit.
Smit & Palarczyk > [AUSTRIA.WIEN 04298] 'Hundertwasser-Haus.' A public housing project (1985) by architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser. His aim was to make housing more livable and green. Photo Paul Smit.
Smit & Palarczyk > [VIETNAM.NORTH 21.524] ’Sewing Flower H’mong women.’ Waiting for customers, these Flower H’mong women on the market of Bac Hà spend their time embroidering. Photo Mick Palarczyk
Smit & Palarczyk > [VIETNAM.NORTH 21.437] ’Black H’mong in sewing atelier.’ Black H’mong women selling embroidered cloth in the sewing atelier on the market of Sapa. Photo Mick Palarczyk
Smit & Palarczyk > [VIETNAM.NORTH 21.504] ’Psychedelic embrace.’ Flower H’mong girls on the market of Bac Hà wear a psychedelic combination of colours. Photo Mick Palarczyk
Smit & Palarczyk > [VIETNAM.NORTH 21.327] ’Girl with knife.’ As most mountain tribe children this Black Thái girl has learned very early on in life to do daily work with sharp tools. Photo Mick Palarczyk.
Smit & Palarczyk > [VIETNAM.NORTH 21.338] ’Selling plastic.’ In mountain tribe villages that still mostly use selfmade crockery and wooden tools this pedlar is an herald of modern times. Photo Mick Palarczyk.
[GERMANY.BRANDENBURG 10]
'Schloss and Park Sanssouci, Potsdam.'

Stairs climbing terraced vineyard garden towards the baroque Sanssouci palace, french for free of worries. This garden is the heart of the much larger, 290 ha Sanssouci Park, that itself is just the centerpiece of a whole chain of parks, gardens and palaces. Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) and generations of Prussian kings after him had these parks constructed along the banks of the Havel, a river that widens into an idyllic lake every few kilometers. The park landscape starts at Werder and reaches, via Potsdam, deep into Berlin. In the past the Glienicker Bridge, famous for its exchange of spies, divided this area. Since the German unification you can enjoy it as a whole and it has become a UNESCO World Heritage site. Photo Paul Smit.
Smit & Palarczyk > [GERMANY.BRANDENBURG 10] 'Schloss and Park Sanssouci, Potsdam.' Stairs climbing terraced vineyard garden towards the baroque Sanssouci palace, french for free of worries. This garden is the heart of the much larger, 290 ha Sanssouci Park, that itself is just the centerpiece of a whole chain of parks, gardens and palaces. Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) and generations of Prussian kings after him had these parks constructed along the banks of the Havel, a river that widens into an idyllic lake every few kilometers. The park landscape starts at Werder and reaches, via Potsdam, deep into Berlin. In the past the Glienicker Bridge, famous for its exchange of spies, divided this area. Since the German unification you can enjoy it as a whole and it has become a UNESCO World Heritage site. Photo Paul Smit.
[GERMANY.BRANDENBURG 10]
'Schloss and Park Sanssouci, Potsdam.'

Stairs climbing terraced vineyard garden towards the baroque Sanssouci palace, french for free of worries. This garden is the heart of the much larger, 290 ha Sanssouci Park, that itself is just the centerpiece of a whole chain of parks, gardens and palaces. Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) and generations of Prussian kings after him had these parks constructed along the banks of the Havel, a river that widens into an idyllic lake every few kilometers. The park landscape starts at Werder and reaches, via Potsdam, deep into Berlin. In the past the Glienicker Bridge, famous for its exchange of spies, divided this area. Since the German unification you can enjoy it as a whole and it has become a UNESCO World Heritage site. Photo Paul Smit.
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