
What a glorious city Prague is!....even it's power stations are beautiful.
Designed by architect Alois Dlabač in 1913-14 this is an art nouveau style hydro-electric power station built on Štvanice Island in the river Vltava in city centre Prague.
The original machinery producing 400KW was in operation until 1970 but it's now been uprated with modern turbines to produce 5.7MW.
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@Gérard Beullac: Thanks Gérard. Yes, it's a really beautiful city. Before dawn every day that we were in Prague I walked the 1 mile upstream along the river from my hotel into the city centre and so I passed this lovely power station each morning but the whole city is full of wonderful buildings from the medieval period onward through baroque to art nouveau.
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NIKON D800
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ISO 100
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