This year the worldwide “Earth Hour” event gave me a hint what to
shoot for the Limits equinox. They say that we are slowly beyond the
limits of our mother earth’s resources.
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As I first heard about the current event’s theme, I thought immediately about the Crossroads blues played by Robert Johnson. That song had frequently been linked to stories of Johnson selling his soul to the devil for the ability to play music, and it became a legendary anthem for all the classic blues fan.
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For every WWP panoramas I try to select a location with a personal relevance, what also matches with the current theme. This time I chose the Ráday street in Budapest, which is a famous street with full of pubs and restaurants – that’s the connection to the topic “food”. In november 2009 me and my girlfriend started to look for a flat on sale, and in december the decision was made finally: we bought a 45 sqm flat in this street.
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This is my latest submission to the World Wide Panorama. This time it was about ‘perfoming arts’. And what could be a better scene for that, as an outdoor rehearsal of a hungarian rock band? 
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This is my interpretation for the World Wide Panorama Diversity theme.
Unfortunately I didn’t have much time for finding a nice place for this theme,
I was in a big hurry because I worked all week and on saturday too.
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For this event I chose one of my favourite lookout tower.
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