Prague is where a lot of this habit really took hold. St. Vitus Cathedral rising over the castle grounds, Charles Bridge in the early light before the crowds arrive, the astronomical clock still keeping time the way it has for centuries — this is a city where almost every direction you point a camera turns into something worth keeping.
What I keep coming back to, though, isn't just the postcard shots. It's the rooftops of Malá Strana leading the eye toward the castle, the quiet weight of the Jewish Quarter's synagogues and old cemetery, the narrow streets that don't show up on any list but end up being the photos I'm proudest of. This gallery is a walk through all of it — the famous and the overlooked, side by side.
St. Vitus Cathedral
Prague Old Town Square
Spanish Synagogue
Statue of Franz Kafka
St. Vitus Cathedral
Charles Bridge
Certovka (Devil's Channel)
View of Prague
The Tomb of St. Wenceslaus inside St. Vitus Cathedral
Pinkas Synagogue
Pinkas Synagogue
Interior of National Museum Prague
Interior of National Museum Prague
Interior of National Museum Prague
National Museum Prague
Hematite inside National Museum Prague
Interior of National Museum Prague
Streets of Prague
Spanish Synagogue
Old Jewish Cemetery
Interior of Old-New Synagogue
Bedrich Smetana Lookout
Liechtenstein Palace
Charles Bridge
Charles Bridge
Rooftops of the Lesser Town (Mala Strana) looking toward the Prague Castle
Rooftops of the Lesser Town (Mala Strana) looking toward the Prague Castle
Charles Bridge
Charles Bridge
Manes Bridge across Vltava river
Streets of Prague
Church of Saint Nicholas
Rooftops of Prague
Rooftops of Prague
National Museum Prague
Streets of Prague
Prague Astronomical Clock
Prague Old Town Square
Prague Clock Tower
Streets of Prague
The Powder Tower
Streets of Prague
Kinsky Palace
Rooftops of the Lesser Town (Mala Strana) looking toward the Prague Castle
Manes Bridge across Vltava river
Rooftops of the Lesser Town (Mala Strana) looking toward the Prague Castle
Streets of Prague
Streets of Prague
