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kasianowak 2021-06-07 2:23
Hi Gert
I suspect you included the poster and the man to introduce splashes of red that match one of the old facades. That colour, not just the posters, connects this image with the WS in form of red balloons. Am I right? :-)
You've just made me realise I know more about the history of Iran than that of Sweden, which is an across-the-sea neighbour of Poland, which I found slightly disconcerting... I have heard of the Vasa dynasty of course, for obvious reasons. :-D
Have a nice week
Kasia
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06-07-2021, 10:57 AM
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To kasianowak: almost right
Thank you Kasia,
You are almost right. The only reason I bothered to take this photo was because I had a chance to show something in the foreground. I didn't mind that some details were red. When I arrived at Tyska kyrkan I saw the connection with the posters and also wanted to include the woman. But I had already forgotten the man's red cap, so the balloons were a kind of novelty. ;-) Have a nice week, Gert 
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