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It has been getting better ... but its still in quite bad condition. Tower has steel things to hold it together, long line comes down - rectangular tower wants to separate to two parts.
Kommentaariks neile, kes üritavad seda ümber tõsta: tegu on teleobjektiivi laksuga Toomkiriku tornist. Siis polnud Tigutorni veel olemaski ja puud vasakul ja paremal on juba Toomemäe peal. Meeletult lähemal kui Sadamateater ja selle taga olevad Emajõe tagused majad.
I have heard that Japanese pottery was one of first in world and knowledge of pottery came through Siberia to west. By climatical aspects Japan is probably similar and thats the reason - islands and gulfs, like in Scandinavia. At least in northern part of Japan.
This crossing was heavily rebuild just two years ago. The other picture pointed is almost exactly like street crossing was before, but 20 or even 30 years had passed from picture taking moment.
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It might look like impossible, but its high level zoom photo - 12x or around 400 mm eq.
It has been getting better ... but its still in quite bad condition. Tower has steel things to hold it together, long line comes down - rectangular tower wants to separate to two parts.
Excellent photo, Madis!
Kommentaariks neile, kes üritavad seda ümber tõsta: tegu on teleobjektiivi laksuga Toomkiriku tornist. Siis polnud Tigutorni veel olemaski ja puud vasakul ja paremal on juba Toomemäe peal. Meeletult lähemal kui Sadamateater ja selle taga olevad Emajõe tagused majad.
I have heard that Japanese pottery was one of first in world and knowledge of pottery came through Siberia to west. By climatical aspects Japan is probably similar and thats the reason - islands and gulfs, like in Scandinavia. At least in northern part of Japan.
This crossing was heavily rebuild just two years ago. The other picture pointed is almost exactly like street crossing was before, but 20 or even 30 years had passed from picture taking moment.
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