Forward. Progress. Reflect on what matters. One step forward, two back? Sometimes, to move forward, we need to look back, reflect, think about what really matters. And then, when we know, celebrate what we believe in. Will we celebrate the mirror, or what we see reflected in it? This is my response to the latest … Continue reading Weekly Photo Challenge: Forward
patrijarha gavrila
Details make belgradestreets. Hidden courtyards. Hidden lives. Striated stone. Crosses. Chipping away. Trees encased in iron. Grids. Always grids. Swirling art deco piping. No parking. No access. No questions. Fencing. What comes next on belgradestreets?
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virtual belgradestreets
Friends have developed an innovative and exciting way of showcasing the beauty of belgradestreets to the world. Their concept is a virtual panoramic tour of selected areas of belgradestreets. An immersive, engaging and informative experience. Take a look at their photos of Skadarlija to see the idea in action. I'd love to hear your thoughts … Continue reading virtual belgradestreets
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“Uzalud je budim — In vain I wake her…”
"Uzalud je budim -- In vain I wake her" This is my response to the latest Weekly Writing Challenge by The Daily Post at WordPress. My response is an attempt to illustrate the beautiful words of a poem penned in 1956 by Branko Miljković with images from belgradestreets. Words introduced to me today. I am … Continue reading “Uzalud je budim — In vain I wake her…”
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belgradestreets available on amazon
I am delighted to confirm that my book belgradestreets is now available to purchase on Amazon. It's also available for purchase in the UK through Cordee. Thanks once again to Branko Andrić and his wonderful colleagues at Komshe for making a dream come true.
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vaznesenjska crkva
Peace can be found on belgradestreets. Stop, look, remember things that have passed. The granite cross outside a memory of terrible times, of noise, smoke and death. Think what the future could hold. Open arms welcome those who open their souls. The door is open. Is there light in the darkness? Lights inside seem to … Continue reading vaznesenjska crkva
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Kiss
Please, she thought. I want to, he thought. No one will know. They ached. He texted. She hoped. This is my response to the latest Weekly Photo Challenge from The Daily Post at WordPress.
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faces at the zoo
Zoo. Prison or preserve? Our responsibility to protect wildlife? Our desire to control, classify, incarcerate? Roaring, railing, roaming, ranging. Restrained by railings and ramparts? Animals looking out, humans looking in? The reverse? Need we do this? If not, would we suffer, would our knowledge of the world be diminished? Animals. Are we any better?
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tadeuša košćuška
Grids, lines, patterns, symbolism. Symmetry. Asymmetry. Lone man steps out. Open bins. Closed shutters. Circular balconies. Private boxes for the Kalemegdan show? Sorrowful eyes behind mosaic bars. Windows to the soul. Dvojka, chariot of the gods. These are belgradestreets.
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Home
The afternoon sun did not warm him. The families passing by in the park, laughing, playing, shouting, did not register. Could it get worse? What should he do? Thoughts of home weighed heavy on his mind. This is my response to the latest Weekly Photo Challenge from The Daily Post at WordPress.
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