Irina Andreea Popescu aka @ipirinapa a preluat contul de Instagram al The Guardian

Și l-a predat înapoi, în perfectă stare de funcționare.

Acum vreo săptămână, Irina Andreea Popescu sau @ipiripina, după cum o vei găsi pe Instagram, publica prima sa poză pe contul oficial de Instagram @guardiancities, al The Guardian, o poză cu mesajul:

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. In this first picture I am taking you along the Dâmboviţa River to the Old Town of the capital, although the weather is still very warm in September here, you can see the first signs of a beautiful and colourful autumn. #guardiancities

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. In this first picture I am taking you along the Dâmboviţa River to the Old Town of the capital, although the weather is still very warm in September here, you can see the first signs of a beautiful and colourful autumn. #guardiancities

A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 21, 2015 at 3:47am PDT

Apoi a continuat cu o sutită de poze de prin București, care, teoretic, au ajuns la cei peste 63 de mii de urmăritori ai contului din portofoliul The Guardian.      

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. The Village Museum is an open‑air ethnographic museum located nearby the Herăstrău Park and here you can see traditional Romanian households. The museum extends to over 100,000 m² and contains 272 authentic peasant farms and houses from all over Romania. #guardiancities A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 21, 2015 at 11:40pm PDT

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. Today I am taking you in Herãstrãu Park, the largest park in Bucharest and the largest park of Europe inside a city, spread over 187 hectares around Herastrau Lake it is the favorite of all the inhabitants of the capital. #guardiancities

A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 22, 2015 at 3:05am PDT

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. This is our new and modern Basarab Overpass, a part of Bucharest’s inner city ring, inaugurated on 17 June 2011. The Basarab Overpass has a length of 1,9 km and is the widest cable stayed bridge in Europe, measuring a width of 44,5 meters. #guardiancities A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 22, 2015 at 11:49pm PDT

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. Stavropoleos Monastery was built in 1724, during the reign of Nicolae Mavrocordat by archimandrite Ioanichie Stratonikeas within the precinct of his inn where he built the church and a monastery. The inn and the monastery’s annexes were demolished at the end of the 19th century and all that remains from the original monastery is the church. The new building was constructed following the plans of architect Ion Mincu and it is built in a Brâncovenesc style and also shelters a library, a conference room and a collection of old icons and ecclesiastical objects recovered from churches demolished during the communist regim. #guardiancities

A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 23, 2015 at 5:39am PDT

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. The Romanian Athenaeum was opened in 1888 and is the city’s main concert hall in the center of the capital and home of the George Enescu Philharmonic and of the George Enescu annual international music festival. The building was designed by the French architect Albert Galleron and the overall style is neoclassical with some romantic touches. Recognised as a symbol of Romanian culture, the building has been included in 2007 on the list of the Label of European Heritage sites and it is one of the landmarks of Bucharest. #guardiancities A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 23, 2015 at 11:49pm PDT

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. This was the first car park of the city and the first construction in Europe built with an anti-seismic roller, giving the tone for modern buildings in Bucharest. It was built at the orders of one of the greatest barons of Romania, Dumitru Bragadiru in 1928 and remains the coolest parking in Bucharest, don’t miss Ciclop Garage if you visit. #guardiancities

A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 24, 2015 at 8:15am PDT

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. Nowadays the Union of Romanian Architects Headquarter is a controversial building in Bucharest with a long history. Built by Grigore Paucescu at the end of the 19th century, in December 1989 the building was almost entirely burned down and destroyed as it was suspected to shelter terrorists. Built in the French Renaissance architectural style and renovated in 2003 you can find it today in the top 15 most bizarre buildings in the world. #guardiancities A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 24, 2015 at 11:52pm PDT

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. This is one of my favourite spots in the city, at number 30 on Batiştei Street you will find the smallest library, the message in the window says: if you want to buy a book just knock here. #guardiancities

A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 25, 2015 at 6:51am PDT

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. In 1843 the commission charged with building the theatre determined that the construction would cost 20,300 Austrian guilder (standard gold coins). The theatre was inaugurated on December 31, 1852, with the play Zoe. The historic theatre built in the Baroque style was destroyed during the Luftwaffe bombardment of Bucharest on August 24, 1944. The current National Theatre is located about half a kilometre away from the old site in University Square and has been in use since 1973. The new edifice reconstructed from 2010 to 2014 has 7 halls and it is considered the bigest and the latest theater edifice of Europe. #guardiancities A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 26, 2015 at 1:10am PDT

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. The Palace of the Parliament is the seat of the Parliament of Romania, located on Spirii Hill in central Bucharest. The Palace is the world’s largest civilian building with an administrative function, the most expensive administrative building and the heaviest building. It measures 270 m by 240 m, 86 m high, and 92 m under ground. It has 1,100 rooms and is 12 stories tall, with additional 8 underground levels. The National Museum of Contemporary Art, the Museum of Totalitarianism and Socialist Realism, and the Museum of the Palace are hosted inside the palace. #guardiancities

A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 26, 2015 at 11:32pm PDT

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and this is my last picture of my @guardiancities takeover to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. The National Arena is the national stadium of Romania, in the Lia Manoliu National Sports Complex in Bucharest. Opened in 2011, it replaced the former National Stadium. It was built for the Romania national football team, hosting its games as well as the Romanian Cup Final and the Romanian Supercup. The 2012 UEFA Europe League Final was held here. #guardiancities A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 27, 2015 at 5:18am PDT

Am analizat media interacțiunilor pe care pozele Irinei le-a generat în cursul săptămânii, cât a preluat contul, și pot să-ți spun că nu e cu nimic mai prejos decât cele generate de pozele publicate înaintea ei. Iar asta înseamnă că The Guardian a făcut o alegere mai mult decât potrivită.

Da, putem spune fără rezerve că Ministerul de Turism al României suntem noi, cei care promovăm câte un colț de tară de ficare dată când avem ocazia. Fără a aștepta ceva în schimb.