While I was wandering through the historic Belgrade Fortress searching for an interesting subject for photography, I accidentally discovered this lovely scene by chance. The feeling was so great that I

A couple more photos from my short journey to Redstreak campground, Radium, British Columbia. In fact, if I just kept on the trail and went on past the campground, you would end up at the famous Radium

This is neither Stonehenge, though these weathered monoliths could mislead you. This is the majestic and eerie rock-hewn palace called the Apadana (meaning “The Place of Arrivals”) in Persepolis, an ancient

Antalya is one of the most beautiful coastal cities in Turkey, where both local and foreign tourists enjoy visiting this city full of history and sunshine. The most beautiful view in the whole country

This little guy let me get close enough for a decent pic. Usually it is tough to approach a bird without it flying away on you. Here are a couple of photos on the way to the Redstreak campground, which

It was the last morning of my staying in Belgrade, and, as usual, it was quite silent while I was waiting for a taxi to take me to the airport, with my camera in my hand. Just to have one last picture

This turned out to be quite a day for me — three hikes in one day! To be fair, the first hike was the real one (Wilmer Wetlands), and the other two were quite a bit shorter (Dutch Hoodoos and this one

Sometimes you don't have to search a lot for a model, because it just appears in the best place possible and makes your composition perfect. While I was in the fortress ( Belgrade ) , taking picture of

Morning in Novi Sad

This hike to the Dutch Hoodoos (aka Fairmont Hoodoos) was a quick in and out. I think it took about 90 minutes or so roundtrip. I showed you the hoodoos in a previous post already, for today though, some

After exploring the beautiful old streets of Phuket island for a day, I returned to my friends on the beach in the late afternoon. Being exposed to the scorching sun made me feel so embarrassed because

Nowruz brings the rebirth of spring, and though celebrated throughout many regions of the world, it is in Iran that the entire country pauses for vacations and participates in the celebration of the New

While walking around the Grand Bazaar in Tehran, I found this bicycle, a heavy retractable security gate, and a floor mop just by the entrance. It caught my eye straight away. There is something oddly

My approach to photography has been changing lately. Or, to put it more simply, I feel like I need a change in the way I approach photography in general. I have a lot of dilemmas, which I attribute to

Sometimes you have to go all out to run on the whole path, to struggle, to try to break it with all your might, to use thousands of unsuccessful efforts to cut off the knot of destiny to your liking, but

you have probably seen photos of this world famous mosque located in Shiraz before. This world famous structure is also called the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, but it is most commonly known by the nickname the

When you photograph ancient or classical buildings, what makes you annoyed in your photos? Modern skyscrapers and concrete towers behind old architecture, spoiling the composition, making the ancient building

Here we are at the last Friday of July, turning the page into August tomorrow. We are pretty close to the halfway point of the Summer; what have you been up to so far? Any exciting trips or adventures

One of the most impressive sights when visiting Thailand and its rich culture is the architectural development of traditional temples. The roofs are made of an ingenious overlapping design, decorated with

the view of the Shanghai television tower both during the day and at night when it is lit up is one of the most breathtaking sights in the world. The TV tower in this photo is the Oriental Pearl Radio