It was a great photo hunt for the images of local vendors. They are unique, and colorful and such essential figures on the Katmandu streets.
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Love you Paris, always! Stay strong!
I guess it would be more than five big albums about different parts of Paris: museums and historical sites, residential and tourists attractions, people and restaurants. I decided to go with highlights only: this collection is my Paris mosaic.
Oh yes, I did visit the most famous historical and architectural sites of Rome and I did enjoy embracing the idea that I am now closer to the human history as well as all those millions of tourists in Rome. However I was looking for something else, so something extra, for something special-only for me. I was searching for the elements what connect me to the city, and I think I succeed in it finding those things that might be insignificant for others but really important for me: I noticed the textures of the ancient walls and stone roads, I followed the Roman skylines, I loved the juxtapositions of ancient elements and modern life invasions. That what makes me “dig” the places I travel to.
Try to look through my lenses and you will see quite the characters. I love all the people I photograph. I find them authentic in all ways: I like them smiling and thinking, wondering and working, I love them all.
I couldn’t take my eyes off them… At the times I didn’t photograph them, I just stared trying to memorize their costumes, their postures, their faces. Peruvian women are our very hard-working sisters. And, yes they are beautiful, they are harmonious with nature, their outfits and their belongings. Honestly, I fell in love with them.
I guess it would be more than five big albums about different parts of Paris: museums and historical sites, residential and tourists attractions, people and restaurants. I decided to go with highlights only: this collection is my Paris mosaic.
Oh yes, I did visit the most famous historical and architectural sites of Rome and I did enjoy embracing the idea that I am now closer to the human history as well as all those millions of tourists in Rome. However I was looking for something else, so something extra, for something special-only for me. I was searching for the elements what connect me to the city, and I think I succeed in it finding those things that might be insignificant for others but really important for me: I noticed the textures of the ancient walls and stone roads, I followed the Roman skylines, I loved the juxtapositions of ancient elements and modern life invasions. That what makes me “dig” the places I travel to.
Oh yes, I did visit the most famous historical and architectural sites of Rome and I did enjoy embracing the idea that I am now closer to the human history as well as all those millions of tourists in Rome. However I was looking for something else, so something extra, for something special-only for me. I was searching for the elements what connect me to the city, and I think I succeed in it finding those things that might be insignificant for others but really important for me: I noticed the textures of the ancient walls and stone roads, I followed the Roman skylines, I loved the juxtapositions of ancient elements and modern life invasions. That what makes me “dig” the places I travel to.
As we know all roads lead to Rome. In this case, the journey is as interesting as the destination. Here are some treasures I collected on the road to Rome. Italian country landscapes are magnificent in early August. Restaurants in small towns are welcoming and charming and cuisine is exceptional, especially at mamma’s and pappa’s places. Three words: I love Italy.
I love to photograph people during my travels. For most of the time, it’s a challenge. Majority of the people don’t like when a stranger snapping a picture, but I do it with love. I do love all my characters. Their authenticity drags my attention.
I am a passionate observer who likes to collect the moments and the looks.
Natalia Maks 