Tag Archive for: Mirka Krivankova Photography
Graffiti at the Old Train Station by Mirka Krivankova
I enjoy capturing photographs of old forgotten places in my hometown of Mestec Kralove. This photo was taken at the old train station, where the walls have been adorned with graffiti. Sometimes, I ponder the meaning behind these symbols, but regardless, the integration of modern graffiti into the old buildings revitalizes these forgotten places, bestowing them with enchantment. These old places are thus connected through modern techniques. Urban, or urbex photography, is highly popular today, and these locations possess a unique atmosphere.
Notre-Dame Paris by Mirka Krivankova
The Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris (literally the Cathedral of Our Lady, referred to in Czech as the Cathedral of the Virgin Mary or the Temple of the Mother of God), French Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris, is a Gothic cathedral standing on the eastern half of the Île de la Cité on the Seine River in Paris.
The Man Who Walked through the Wall by Mirka KrivankovaThe Man Who Walked through the Wall by Mirka Krivankova
In Montmartre, at 75a rue Orchampt, lived a man named Dutilleul with the extraordinary ability to walk through walls. Using this power, he manipulated situations, robbed banks, and outsmarted the police. However, his life takes a turn when he falls in love and gets stuck in a wall during his last escape. Today, you can spot his protruding head, arms, and left leg at the end of Rue Norvins in Montmartre. The photo showing - The Man Who Walked through the Wall.