One cloudy sunday afternoon

I needed a get-away very badly to clear my head. So I hit the road to Zheleznitsa - very close to Sofia. At the same time very beautiful place. The  road is with lots of curves and pleasant for driving except for the buses that get in the way. But this time that wasn't a problem as I was taking photos while driving - speed wasn't an issue. 

Enjoy the ride

And it's the first time I'm manipulating RAW files. 

Done with Adobe PS Lightroom 3.4 :)

party time

Saturday night is party night and I'm making some experiments with my AF Nikkor 50mm 'cause I plan to do some great shots of drunk people! Friends beware :D

Curves in the mirror and a little black dress.

love?

The more I walk away from love, the more I believe in it. Ironical! Not logical to me.

Maybe someday I'll feel love again. My gut tells me it won't be soon. I break a mirror every year or so.

My father brought this potate one night. I took some pictures of it and than my brother gave it as a birthday present to a girl. Some unique things happen to us only for a moment.

My one-eyed dog is as crazy as any other dog

This is his deffect and the reason to keep him for me.

Like a sphinx!

Now..  Hektor as a baby :)

He was the most stubborn baby ever. Feeding him was a challenge!

but the result... priceless! :)

Just a Square of Sofia

Fassade on Dondukov str.

 sculpture in the backyard of the Catholic church

Sofia Synagogue

Banya Bashi Mosque

A day spent in the city center to complete a university task - create a cultural tour showing the religious tolerance in the city.

Avioshow in Lesnovo 2012

With enormous delay, some photos from the event. This is day 26 August. A very very hot day!

Special thanks to Dochko Dochev. It was his idea to attend and his camera I used. All the shots with planes are his, the manipulation - mine.

very nice cartoons :)

Kengo Kuma's facebook first page

Years ago when I was in first year Architecture I bought a magazine - The Plan - really cool with drawings and details and photos. Then I discovered Kengo Kuma and really liked him. It's common practice to study some Architect or studio via Facebook - it's easy to view photos of projects and grasp ideas and decide if you want to look further or no. Imagine my surprise when I searched Facebook and didn't find any fan/official page for Kengo Kuma. I tought it was a great loss, so I did one, uploaded some photos (yes I know it's not according to author's rights, but... please - it was needed). I quickly forgot about it, unfortunately. And over the years it led a life of its own. Now there're 5 342 people who like it.

 

I feel very childishly happy right now.