New Holland-2 (visual city tour of 13 photos)

In the center of the first photo you see the Bottle building. We continue to consider the islands of New Holland.

The Bottle is a building of a former military prison, which was built in 1829 and today, after a complete restoration of the building and New Holland Island, the Bottle is a commercial building and is part of the general ensemble of a cultural, public and business multifunctional complex on New Holland Island.

Now we are standing on the Khrapovitsky Bridge and we can see the Moika River (on the right) and the Admiralty Canal (on the left).

Let's continue our walk in the direction 0-X (see the diagram). We'll just go back to my favorite sea gate and take another look at it.

Along the way, we will pay attention to the bizarre architecture of buildings on the embankment. Here, each house is unique, has its own zest.

I can admire these gates endlessly. You'd think they were used by giants...when it was...

And now we will go in the direction 0-Y (see the diagram).

Here I will show you a couple of buildings for now.
The last building is a functioning synagogue. I think that it is possible to go there, but something stops me and I cannot overcome this limitation. Maybe next time...
That's all for now, see you soon, take care of yourself.

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Camera	Sony A7М2
Lens	Samyang 35 1,4
Location	Russia
Post-production	in LR

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