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The Ratusz, or Town Hall, in Wrocław at blue hour is a mesmerizing sight that captures the essence of this historic city. As the sky transitions into deep shades of blue just before nightfall, the Gothic-style building is illuminated by soft, ambient lighting, accentuating its intricate architectural details and rich history. Located in the heart of Wrocław's Market Square, the Ratusz stands as a centerpiece, its tall spires and ornate façade glowing against the twilight sky.

The blue hour, known for its magical lighting, casts a serene and almost mystical atmosphere over the square. The Ratusz, with its detailed carvings, pointed arches, and colorful clock tower, takes on a timeless quality, as if transported from a medieval fairy tale. The surrounding cobblestone streets, lined with historic buildings, reflect the soft light, creating a harmonious blend of shadows...

Follow @sebphotog Like my facebook page to receive a discount. Sebastian Musial was born and raised in Wroclaw (Poland), a city founded some 1000 years ago. Surrounded by medieval churches and modern buildings, Sebastian learned to find the extraordinary in the everyday world. When he was about to enter high school, he got his very own camera. A used Russian Zenit may not have been state of the art, but it allowed Sebastian to pursue his fascination with photography and share what he saw with others. Shortly after turning sixteen, Sebastian and his family moved to Chicago. Even before the big move, Sebastian�s parents instilled in him the love of travel. After many family trips to various National Parks, he was ready to...