waiting, railings, mornings hope (still) for the future and new life break bread with me This is my response to the latest Weekly Photo Challenge from The Daily Post at WordPress. http://dailypost.wordpress.com/weekly-challenges/comment-page-1/#comment-263253
Tag: Streets
Weekly Photo Challenge: Eerie
“Was all that we called culture, spirit, soul, all that we called beautiful and sacred, nothing but a ghost long dead, which only a few fools like us took for true and living?” ― Hermann Hesse This is my response to the latest Weekly Photo Challenge from The Daily Post at WordPress.
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“spotted by locals”
this morning I received a message from "spotted by locals" stating that "our Belgrade locals have selected your blog as one of the best in the city" this week "spotted by locals" are running their "Belgrade City of the Week" campaign congratulations also to "belgrade raw", "still in belgrade" and "a yankee in belgrade" for … Continue reading “spotted by locals”
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snežana
“I used to be Snow White, but I drifted.” ― Mae West http://www.snezana.rs/naslovna/
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Weekly Photo Challenge: The Hue of You
belgradestreets red, blue and white details that captured my soul, my heart the hue and cry This is my response to the latest Weekly Photo Challenge from The Daily Post at WordPress.
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collaboration
A new angle. A new view. Collaboration. Images captured by my friend, Dimitrije. With a little "tweaking" from me. Long live belgradestreets! Keep the torch burning long, bright and strong. Never say never.
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Infinite
"I have studied many philosophers and many cats. The wisdom of cats is infinitely superior." - Hippolyte Taine This is my response to the latest Weekly Photo Challenge from The Daily Post at WordPress.
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Good Morning!
Here's looking at you. This is my response to the latest Weekly Photo Challenge from The Daily Post at WordPress.
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dorćol dreaming
dreaming spires don't you want me? pump it up x marks the spot longing helping
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Врата и Кључ
A door. Where? Why? Inspired by a new translation of contemporary Serbian poetry "vrata i ključ" by Viktorija M.
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