Bucharest is a city of contrasting architecture. Massive, concrete blocks from the communist period stand alongside Art Nouveau buildings and villas. This blend creates an urban landscape that reflects

After several years, I visited this place again. In addition to commemorating the victims of the Second World War, this site should also be viewed as a great example of spatial planning and so-called Brutalist

The peaks wrapped in soft, drifting mist. The air feels cool and still, as if the world is holding its breath. Everything seems slower there, gentler, quieter, and uncertain. Here`s my entry for the #monomad

Just a few photos of my dad playing chess online. He’s been passionate about the game for years, and now, in retirement, it’s one of the quiet ways he fills his days. I remember when we played together,

The little one is thrilled — he got a lightsaber yesterday. He and his nephew swung it around for hours last night, battling heroically in the darkness of his room. Given the quality of the product, I

Usual rainy day and a chill on the balcony. Quiet moments for slowing things down.

Photographing daily life in Netherlands in black and white transforms familiar moments into quiet visual narratives. Dutch cities ease into the day, people move with purpose but without rush. Here`s my

It’s perhaps no surprise that my professional life started to feel increasingly out of sync over the past two months. For a while, I’d sensed a growing tension with my employer. Whether it was me or him,

Porto`s viewpoints serve up some of the most stunning cityscapes in Europe. The city climbs up and down steep hills along the Douro River, with rooftops tumbling toward the water. The scenery seems like

A perfect timing, right before the weather took a colder turn. Autumn’s creeping in fast this year, and it feels like winter is already knocking. I think I managed to catch the last few warm and peaceful

I always enjoy walking around with camera, just seeing what moments come up. There’s something special about catching everyday life on the streets—real, unplanned... Earlier this year, I spent some time

Three months ago—on June 23rd, to be exact—my older sister turned 50. To celebrate, she came up with the idea of a family trip: three days in Paris and a concert by her favorite musician, Santana, at the

My son found an old, broken clock in one of the boxes in our old apartment. Naturally, he asked, “How does a clock work?” It was obvious that a simple explanation wouldn’t satisfy his curiosity, so we

Last night, I was running a bit late, but fortunately, I still managed to snap a few photos. By the time I arrived, the eclipse was already nearing its end, and the moon was slowly emerging from Earth's

Last year, I discovered a new hobby: working with wood—specifically, wood that nature has left behind. Since I'm still learning the craft, I focus on collecting smaller pieces that require little processing.

It’s always a perfect day for a little trip and some beach exploring — even the more hidden, wild spots. Not many tourists realize that places like this exist so close to the popular destinations. Just

After more than 30 days of relentless sunshine, it was inevitable that a serious storm would eventually strike. I sensed it the moment the wind picked up so fiercely that it became so difficult to move.

At the foot of the majestic Mount Olympus, the town of Litochoro buzzes with a quiet charm. Nestled between the sea and the mountain, it is a place where myths come to life. The town holds stories that

The Enipeas Mythical Tour is a hiking adventure through the Enipeas Gorge on Mount Olympus, renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and mythological significance. Stepping into the home of the Greek

For the past few weeks, I’ve been spending every afternoon at the beach with my son. It’s been nice, but lately I get the feeling he’s starting to get a little bored of hanging out with me. These past