Koprivshtitsa
Last weekend, a number of us from ACS, including Kate and I, took a one day trip to the small Bulgarian village of Koprivshtitsa. It was just another in a series of beautiful, traditional villages that we've had the chance to visit. Koprivshtitsa is famous for its 19th century home architecture, and offers a visitor the chance to see seven or eight museum houses offering a glimpse into the life of Bulgarians during that time. I was particularly impressed by the color that the town celebrates - blues, greens, yellows, and more paint the town. It was a treat to get out and shoot this place early Sunday morning, when the sun was just coming up over the hills and a heavy mist saluted the early morning rituals of its inhabitants.
The following is my impression through images of this wonderful spot:
Koprivshtitsa Town Square
Dawn
Our Hotel
View From the Porch
Morning Fire
Morning Dew
For Sale
Morning Sun
The Dead
Work
Tradition
Shade and Shadow
Lada
The Morning Road
Remembering
Playground
The Hills
Sunday
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