An incredibly photogenic place.

In our area lies an interesting spot that’s practically unknown to tourists: an old mining quarry long transformed into a small but deep lake with steep banks.

It was a bright, sunny winter day when the roads led me to a small village on the shore of a lake.

I captured these shots somewhere in the middle of nowhere.

Christmas and New Year are just around the corner, and I find myself looking back with nostalgia on the good old days.

Yes, just over a year ago, a cat appeared in our home. And he’s gray and white.

When I first put a piece of lard in the feeder, the fattest tit in town showed up.

I rarely set out to look for patterns; more often, they find me.

Nature is the true artist. Can you guess what she painted in the images below?

I never doubted that Istanbul was an extraordinary city.

The Kul Sharif Mosque is a symbol of Kazan, the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan.

The best attraction is the one you knew nothing about.

While strolling through the historic capital of Montenegro one day, we paused by an old, half-abandoned house.

So, this is my first post for the Fungi Friday community.

Just a few more pictures of mountain fog...

My wife and I rarely take the same roads twice when traveling by car.

I’ve always enjoyed photographing subjects up close especially surfaces whether a body of water or a road.

Few things compare to the peace of a morning walk through a quiet snow covered forest.

Once we went to a winter pond to feed the ducks but the pigeons turned out to be bolder.

A little over twenty years ago, director Emir Kusturica built an entire village in western Serbia for his film Life Is a Miracle.