Desert # zen, one of many stone pillars scattered around the unpaved empty road that goes on and on... Shot at the #Tatacoa #desert, 2018 Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

Central Asian countries aren’t exactly known for being well-developed, especially in the Pamirs region, which tends to have harsh weather conditions and hardly any roads. The borders close in the winter

The jeep I was sitting in tore its way through the muddy mountain roads somewhere in Nepal, a misty chasm plummeting down one side and a barren slope rising on the other. I had no idea where the hell they

The #rain descends on the #desolate #wasteland of the #Tatacoa #desert, #colombia Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

Shot in the #Tatacoa desert, 2018 Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

A secret window in the #ocher part of the #Tatacoa #desert. #colombia #villavieja Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

I encountered this huge #lizard (35-40 cm head-to-tail) in the bushes of the #Tatacoa #desert. First time i see those in the wild. #colombia #huila Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

(Trying out steepshot instead of Instagram) A #moth or something similar perched on a #cactus in the #Tatacoa #desert. #colombia #huila. #travel #adventure #southamerica Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

Some two days ago another listicle of mine written on assignment for the Matador Network made it into the publicity, titled the same as this post. I'm still a beginner, so publications like this still

Have you ever been drenched by a desert rain? Tatacoa Desert is the place to find one, with its reddish arid expanse stretching from one wall of mountains to another, riddled with sudden drops and numerous

Here comes my second published work, this one I wrote on the assignment for Matador Network, titled exactly as this very post. Enjoy reading the article: 9 amazing UNESCO World Heritage sites in Russia

During the Gothic period and the Renaissance (1100s–1500s) stained glass was one of the foremost techniques of painting practiced in Europe. It may seem surprising to call stained glass a form of painting,

I'm writing this post for the sake of bragging and to officially proclaim myself a travel-journalist Since all my capital went up in flames along with the falling market, I'm trying to find a source of

Akyaka, a small coastal resort town in southwest Turkey, where I stopped for a night. It was a very still early morning when nothing was breaking the soft silence, even the sea stood motionless as if expecting

Ever since the trip to Iran, I pay special attention to the interiors of mosques, especially ceilings. They are always wonderful and special, covered in intricate patterns and vivid tiles, carefully laid

A picture from the lake Nizhneye Mul'tinskoye somewhere in Altai Mountains, South Siberia, Russia. Exactly 11 months ago I was in the middle of a hitchhiking trip to these places with a friend of mine.

Inside an Iranian Sofreh-Khaneh, a traditional Persian restaurant and hookah (nargileh) house. I was taking a long-exposure photo as a curious child shyly peeked out from around a corner to stare at the

This serenity I captured in a small desert village last year while heading to the Lut (a.k.a Dasht-e Lut) Desert, in Iran. The surface temperature there reaches over 70 degrees Celcius, which is, uhh,

Relics from the past, carved in stone, their creators are gone and forgotten, but the stone remains, stone remembers. San Agustin is a small Colombian town in the Andes, slumbering beside the source of

A photo from the last year, when I was travelling through the Central Asia. This is Skazka (meaning Fairytale) Canyon in Kyrgyzstan, south coast of a massive lake of Issyk Kul. The canyon is known for