“I spy.” Collection from around the World.

I take various theme pictures on my travels, and try to set them up by theme and the places I visit. In this collection from around the world, I wanted to focus just on an eye, or a look of a human, a bird, or an animal. Let me know what are your thoughts?

I spy in India:

I spy in Nepal:

I spy in Peru:

I spy in Panama:

I spy at home with a friend:

I spy dangerously, in Australia:

I spy in Ireland:

I spy in Australia:

I spy in China:

I spy close to home with my neighbor Molly:

I spy in Kenya:

I spy in India:

From Kenya, Africa:

I spy in Peru:

From Patagonia, Chile:

Picture of the Day- October 31, 2015

In earliest posts I introduced the absolutely gorgeous Chester Cathedral. While I was browsing all the pass-ways, galleries and the halls of the cathedral, I met one of the ghost what overlooks its territory regularly. It was kind enough to pose for me for a memorable picture. Here is the ghost of the Chester Cathedral. Sorry, I was so overwhelmed at the meeting, that I forgot to ask the name. Happy Halloween to everyone!

“I spy.” Collection from around the World.

I take various theme pictures on my travels, and try to set them up by theme and the places I visit. In this collection from around the world, I wanted to focus just on an eye, or a look of a human, a bird, or an animal. Let me know what are your thoughts?

I spy in India:

I spy in Nepal:

I spy in Peru:

I spy in Panama:

I spy at home with a friend:

I spy dangerously, in Australia:

I spy in Ireland:

I spy in Australia:

I spy in China:

I spy close to home with my neighbor Molly:

I spy in Kenya:

I spy in India:

From Kenya, Africa:

I spy in Peru:

From Patagonia, Chile:

Picture of the Day- September 7, 2015

Life sweet in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

Nepal. Kathmandu.” Wired.”

With Prayers for Nepal…

The amount of wires and cables on the streets of Kathmandu can complete only with some Indian cities. They took over the skies and created their own very chaotic dark design. They draw my attention by creating the nests, or a net pattern against the houses or skies. This outdated urban necessity is still there, and you just have to unleash your imagination  and guess how many times the Nepali might have the power shortage due to those dangerous “Medusas”.

 

 

Abstract Photopainting

Last winter, I took a few pictures of my car covered in snow, side mirrors with sliding off snow, and some drooping icicles. When I uploaded the pictures I looked at the ton of white on white textures, mixed with see-through icicles and my car modestly peeping out from under the snow. So… I just colored the snow as I would do to the white paper. Here are some fun results.

India. Along the Indian Railroad.

I have a confession to make: I wanted to be positive when I started my photoblog. I thought I am going to only upload pictures of beauty, interesting images, and very special moments. I think this group of images falls under the last category. Traveling on an Indian railroad was one colorful and eventful experience. Did I think as an artist when I took those shots? Or, I started to get the journalist’s fever and ferret for the shocking images? All of the images below are meaningful to me. They represent the real people in India, their everyday life, their openness to the point when I questioned myself: do they have any private life?

 

India. On the Road.

It’s difficult to describe the experience on the Indian “highways” without laughter and astonishment. I wouldn’t rent a car there in my life. No one using the signal lights, people simply honk. The signs and the marks on the roads are simply for decoration: no one stays in lane. In three lanes I saw five to seven different vehicles not mentioning some animals. When our bus had to make the left turn, the driver assistant simply stuck out half of his body into the window and waved to the vehicles behind us to wait.

Another day in Copenhagen, Denmark

I realized  riding a bicycle around the city is the best way to explore. It gave us flexibility in time, and opportunity to see a lot in the different parts of the city. We were able to drop the bike at any bicycle station, or city attraction and visit a museum, or learn about a neighborhood on our feet.

Another day in Copenhagen, Denmark

I realized  riding a bicycle around the city is the best way to explore. It gave us flexibility in time, and opportunity to see a lot in the different parts of the city. We were able to drop the bike at any bicycle station, or city attraction and visit a museum, or learn about a neighborhood on our feet.