Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: St. Vitus

I took this photo from the east bank of the River Vltava, at Manesuv Most. Here you can see St. Vitus Cathedral at the top of the castle mound of Prazky Hrad, with the Mala Strana below.

Here's an edit of the previous shot. I'm not sure which is more realistic, but in this one it's easier to see the detail.

Here's an original, more-or-less unedited shot of St. Vitus Cathedral taken through the trees in Petrinske Sady in the gloom of February.

Soon after passing Vysehrad, the main for Beroun crosses the Zeleznicni Most, the most visible of the rail bridges over the Vltava (as the others are in out-of-the-way neighborhoods). If you look out over the city, it's surprising what you can see when you consider that this is a cameraphone image. Every major landmark on the west bank of the Vltava (except for Miklasky Chram) from Stadion Strahov to Prazky Hrad is at least slightly visible, encompassing the neighborhoods of Smichov, Strahov, the Mala Strana, and the Hradcany all at once.

I got this shot more or less randomly, when I noticed this replica Viking longboat in the Vltava. I'm not sure what the inspiration for the boat was. I'm assuming it's just an attempt at getting attention. In the background, incidentally, you can see Miklasky Chram on the left, and Prazky Hrad, the Prague Castle, on the right.

Here's a better version of the first Fall Colors shot. I've only posted the earlier one in case I'm wrong.

The title of this is dumb, I know, but what else could I call it? Unfortunately, the gloomy weather hurt the colors somewhat. They looked a lot better in real life.

Here's a black and white version.

I randomly shot this on the way home from my first visit to the Prague Public Transport Museum, and looking at it later I thought it looked quite artistic, even if the bridges aren't as clearly in view as I had hoped. The main problem I see is that sign up in the right corner.