Bura wind brought yesterday cold, rainy and gloomy day. The mood was captured by this slide show – have a look here or click on above image to watch. Read more about winds around Korcula and have a look at other Korcula weather photos
Three new photos in our Korcula gallery are photos of Korcula Town silhouette, taken few days ago from ferry that sails from Orebic to Korcula (Domince). Click on images to enlarge:
All 3 photos are copyrighted by Branka Barcot. About sillouethe: A silhouette is a view of an object or scene consisting of the outline and a featureless interior, with the silhouetted object usually being black. The term was initially applied in the 18th century to portraits or other pictorial representations cut from thin black card. (more about sillouethe @ wikipedia).
To be more realistic about current weather in Korcula, I added video of Korcula on the rainy day shot in the early autumn in Korcula Town, in Sveti Nikola. Read the rest of this entry »
Have a look at the latest video added to this site – video of Korcula sunset shot in the late afternoon in Korcula Town, in vicinity of Sveti Nikola Church and Monastery, which is a very popular location to watch sunsets any time of the year, especially in summer, when sun disappears in the sea right in the middle of the channel between Korcula Island and Peljesac Peninsula. The video shows the last minute of sun’s disappearance in the sea. Click on above image to watch & enjoy 
Following my post about photo of Borak as it used to be, Cilka Vujanovic from Belgrade sent me this photo of Punta Jurana from 19th century which was given to her by her father Vinko Tomovic. Click on above image to enlarge. Thank you Cilka for this lovely old picture !
While full moon was shining last night over Korcula Town, the ideal moment of tranquility was seized by Branka Barcot who took this wonderfull photo – click on image to enlarge photo of nighttime in Korcula ..
The latest addition to our Korcula Old Photos album is photo of Borak – the Korcula’s eastern suburb as it used to be long, long time ago. I would say this photo was taken sometimes before WW2 as there are no signs of Naselje nor KPK swimming pool yet. Click on above image to see large photo of Borak – as it used to be . Nowadays, all this coastline is covered by ACY marina jetties – click to see how it look nowadays.