andy townend captures the life and soul of belgrade, serbia
In 1595 the Ottoman Grand Vizier, Sinan Pasha, burned the relics of Saint Sava, somewhere on the Vračar hill. After two centuries, the exact location remained unknown. A majority of scholars agreed on a location on top of the hill, where the Hram Svetog Save now sits. According to some, the Serbian publisher Gligorije Vozarović … Continue reading crveni krst
After the excitement of the exhibition. Time to get back to belgradestreets. An evening in Spring. Cafes humming. Roses blooming. Church bells ringing. People talking. Life calling. Don't miss the call. Don't miss the chance to love. Live. Before it's too late.
There is a pattern to everything. Maybe our destiny is shaped by a pattern. Patterns sometimes hard to describe; hard to follow. The universe will unfold as it should. The pattern will be followed. Or should we break the pattern. Make our own, shape our destiny?
I'm delighted to share O3ONE's images from the belgradestreets exhibition opening last night. Thank you so much to the team at O3ONE for all their hard work in preparing for the exhibition. Thank you to all those who came last night! The exhibition continues until 15 May 2013.
Join me at O3ONE here in Belgrade at 19:00 tomorrow, May 7, for the opening night of my belgradestreets exhibition. Thank you so much to all who support belgradestreets! Срећан Ускрс! Belgrade Streets | O3ONE.
Cultures collide Culture corrupts Culture consoles Culture captivates Culture is incandescent... "The time to hesitate is through No time to wallow in the mire Try now we can only lose And our love become a funeral pyre Come on baby, light my fire..." Lyrics from "Light my fire" by The Doors This is my response … Continue reading Weekly Photo Challenge: Culture
Graffiti inside the BIGZ building on belgradestreets. Words are superfluous? The graffiti tells its own story. Dark and complex tales.
It's the people that make belgradestreets special. Here's an extra post featuring some of the people working, shopping, living and loving at otvoreni trzni centar.
Everything but the kitchen sink. At the flea market, that phrase does not apply. It seems you can buy pretty much anything at the otvoreni trzni centar, including the kitchen sink.
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