A tram leaves its trace on Narodni Street, thanks to a long exposure. In pinhole photography there is always a certain randomness. Many cameras that are built have no viewer, so taking a picture becomes a real challenge.
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Národní třída (Narodni Street) is a street that connects the old city with the new city, thus becoming one of the most important arteries in the centre of Prague. This street is famous, apart from its beautiful Central European style, for being one of the main stages of the Velvet Revolution: the student revolt that put the communism in the Czech Republic to an end 1989 (when it was still Czechoslovakia).
This photograph of Narodni Street is part of Project 57, the artistic project that we make from the BoHo Hotel to show new corners and new perspectives of Prague. You can find it in a large-scale format in room 209 of our hotel.
