irreverent-dan

It has been a while...

What could make a US customs and border protection officer roll her eyes in disbelief? A bunch of Eastern Europeans with US B1 visas traveling through Miami to Havana under the "Support for the Cuban

Beer choice in Bulgaria's shrinking rural regions and towns is often limited to mass-produced lagers and pilseners, for reasons that, I believe, are mostly related to income. Many people in those areas

Here is a set of eerie photos from my recent trip to Chernobyl to welcome the arrival of HF21 and #NewSteem. I was lucky to visit the Chernobyl site before it became massively popular following HBO's TV

This is Skógafoss in Iceland with its giant sheet of rushing water. The roar and rumble sent shivers down my spine. I hope you guys are all doing alright. I've been busy with work lately, which is unlikely

I wish I could understand the logic behind this arrangement. It almost feels like there's an artistic touch behind it. Unfortunately, the person I saw sitting in the chair looked like life had taken a

A week earlier, I would have stated that I like mighty gusts, rain and hail. Right now, I am no longer sure of it. I am walking on the damp and sticky greyish sand towards the shallow cave-like formation

An old Trabant from the 70's parked right in front of a brutalist building from the 50's. It doesn't get better than this if you happen to have a weak spot for communist creations! This car has been parked

A vintage sewing table is the main element of this social gathering spot where elderly men often meet to drink rakia (Bulgarian fruit brandy) and talk. The empty cheese tins and the beer bottles are permanent

Ever wondered what a brutalist style dormitory from the communist era looks like? There's one right in my neighborhood - the dormitory of the faculty of dental medicine at Sofia's Medical University. It's

How far would you travel to try a new beer? During the weekend, we embarked on a journey to Heimaey Island in Iceland, which is famous for its local craft brewery and for the millions of puffins that visit

During the weekend, I and @agniese decided to pay Reykjavik another visit despite the gloomy, rainy weather, with the sole purpose of the trip being to explore the local brewing scene. We picked Bryggjan

In Iceland, it doesn't take long before a nice, sunny day turns into a rainy one. That's exactly what happened yesterday when I visited Reykjavik with @agniese; our plan to find and photograph quirky places

Hi guys! I am back to Iceland where I will spend the next few weeks working remotely. Yay! Unfortunately, the weather has not been favorable this weekend, so I decided to go grab a beer and work on my

Yesterday was my first Steemiversary, and in the spirit of the robotlution that is taking place on Steemit, I decided to have a bottle of Brewski Red Robot DIPA. During my first year here, I managed to

To write or not to write when posting photos on Steemit? I guess this thought has crossed, at one point or another, the minds of many fellow photographers on the platform. I personally rarely make a post

This is how a mundane cup of coffee becomes art: • Order a cup of Turkish coffee and make sure you drink most of it so that there's at least some sediment left on the cup's walls. • Pull out the camera

Away from the usual tourist destinations, there are some weird things waiting to be seen in Iceland - abandoned man-made creations in the context of surreal landscapes. Some of them make for an unsettling

Hey guys! It's been more than a month since my last beer post. Not that I didn't drink beer - I did! I just couldn't think of an interesting way to photograph the beers that I drank. A couple of days ago,

After 10 days in Iceland, I am back to the starkly different Bulgarian reality. And although I can complain about it, I am not going to do that right now. See, a can of decent beer costs about 1 Euro,