Bohemian Summer

There are infinte types of summers, so diverse and unique just like each one of us.
Among others, for me, last summer was a bohemian one, during which I've discovered the following:

1. Daniel Swarovski, the glass cutter and jeweler
   
   was born in Bohemia;
2. Prague is filled with witty, funny
   
   and interesting souvenir shops, if you know wehere to go;
3. almost each building,
   
   some lampposts
   and even some gates
   
   around the city center area are decorated in various styles, living proofs of Pragues rich history;
4. sometimes the best details
   
   
   are to be found when you climb a hill, in order to see the largest ancient castle in the world;
5. Prague is home to the fifth best Zoo in the world:
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
6. a corner of a building
   it's not just a simple corner;
7. familiar faces
   
   are to be found when you least expect;
8. words
   
   are not enough to express ourselves;
9. in order to never forget certain parts of the history, places
   have to be marked;
10. a different perspective
    is always welcomed;
11. unicorns
    do exist;
12. doorways in Prague are quite majestic;
13. buildings
    do carry out messages;
14. eight human hands showing different gestures,
    
    such as the v(ictory) sign and the stretched out palm, represent freedom and democracy;
15. some places do look
    
    like portals to another long lost world;
16. of course, chocolate, does
    
    come in various forms.

Where: Prague;
When: towards the end of August 2017;
With: Nikon D5300 (VR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G; 18mm-105mm - ISO 6400-160; 1/30s-1/1250s- f4-11; 0EV).