To celebrate Legia's 100th year in existence they organised a night run along with the "Run Warsaw" people. To be honest, I am not a huge fan of Legia for reasons I won't bother going into here, but the run went past our place, so I thought heck why not watch. At first we had the fun of watching the Police and Straż Miejska really badly organise traffic, it even got dangerous when a taxi driver became, or should I say proved, he is a complete arse and nearly ran over the Straż guy directing traffic and then driving away down the street he was told not to. I wish I had taken a photo of his car to have his numberplate. Hindsight. Anyway, then along came the runners, it was a balmy evening, so many people were feeling the last km where we stood.
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| Here come the first runners |
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| striding and sweaty |
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| First woman, but I was still working out my camera settings. Damn. |
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| Getting good light balances now. |
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| Then I decided to switch to B&W |
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| Loving the pain. |
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| Legia shirts old and new |
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| Like wolves, in packs |
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| The hair has lift off |
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| Legia signs a plenty |
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| Got to love some leopard print |
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| Just checking in with the security detail. |
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| Loving the phone glow to light up his number |
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| When a car surprises everyone by putting on their lights |
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| cheeky grin |
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| Shock! |
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| This man is an advertising campaign |
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| Happy birthday indeed. |
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| Running makes me smile too. |
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| It is hot work out there. |
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| A pop of colour.... or two |
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| clapping the supporters |
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| zen like. |
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| looks like meditation. |
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| Kiss and run, instead of the ZTM kiss and ride campaign |
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| a new perspective |
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| getting creative |
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| like an abstract painting |
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| run my little blur run. |
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| check out the mobile phones going past. |
