Shadow play

Cool design at a former Soviet Unions architecture at a sanatorium by the sea.

Dancer

Song and dance festivals rule, as how else you would be able to take photos like this!

Absolut

Absolut Estonian man!

Swans

on their way to warmer place.

Ebony and ivory

#tartugraffiti

During a cold winter walk....

Calm vol. 203

Barb-wire in Narva-Jõesuu.

Deja-vu

Feels like another Tuesday, with this photo already presented...

Helle-Mari

Andrei

Never-stopping energy.

Frog life

Reflection

Ultimate peace.

Three tables in Tallinn

with the same people.

Calm vol. 202

Awww.

Kadriorg Palace

A must, when visiting Tallinn in summer!

At the theatre

I really haven't taken photos while visiting a theatre, but this time I did it!

Hardi Volmer

Peeking into a soul.
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Away

Where is Thumbelina at?

During the top heat,

perhaps winter seems the nicest dream.

Style corner

What kind of picture you are getting?

Calm vol. 201

Reserved table at the nature movie festival. Kefir and whiskey and pies...

Sceleton

Time heals the wounds.

Is it Estonia or is this a dream?

DJ whose name I just can't recall

Perfect post to finish this week, which started with another cool look on Monday ;)

Niuh!

Cute eyes.

Dusk at Pärnu beach

Amsterdam sends hello!

Bikes and boats.

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Happy peonies, Evelyn!

Does the VH rental even exist anymore?

Piret

So...so...just have a look!

Elmar Tampõld

Elmar honoured me with the look into my camera lens.

During his years in Canada, Tampõld was a leader in the Toronto Estonian community and helping to preserve the Estonian language and Estonian culture. In 1949 he established the University of Toronto Estonian Students’ Society and was elected the organization's first President. Proceeds from the Society’s events and fundraisers helped enable the founding of a scholarship fund for Estonian immigrant students, and students of Estonian heritage. In 1967 Tampõld proposed the concept of a residence hall named Tartu College to the Canadian Estonian community and University of Toronto, and from 1967 to 1970 Tampõld served numerous roles in the implementation, construction and design of Tartu College; from main financier, sponsor and main architect. The student residence hall was named by Tampõld after the Estonian University of Tartu. Completed in 1970, the building is located at Madison Avenue, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and serves as a residence hall for University of Toronto students as well as a centre for serving the Estonian-Canadian community of the city. Tartu College has a long-standing relationship with Estonia's University of Tartu.

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