Perspective is one of the fun tools in photography. Check out the large flying monster, about to snatch some lemmings from the bridge - one of them was so scared that it jumped off, to escape the vicious

One of the many ladies taking care of the rather large "Sea Garden", spanning through a third of the length of the Burgas Bay (Bulgaria). I quite enjoy the darkness in the frame - almost seems

Flowers, growing between residential buildings in the city. It's nice to see some nature in the middle of all the metal and cement. Click for a bigger picture of these lovely flowers! You know, I sometimes

Just a girl I spotted enjoying the windy day and the sea panorama. Two different crops - I suppose the first one is suitable for a framed photo, while the second one is more suitable for the web format.

You've seen them - they are so eager to get to the beach and throw themselves in the sea, that they completely disregard how cold the water is and whether or not their butt is making an introduction to

I saw this girl hanging for dear life, while her father was taking a video of her. On the first photo, you can see her about to fall down... ... only to just make it and then look for her father's reaction.

I've not posted quite that much in the last month, so here are two weeks worth of photos in a single post. Hope you enjoy them as much as I did taking them! A Nut and a Bolt (From the Railway Station)

I sometimes wonder about the job of a photographer. Is he supposed to catch moments of historical significance? Moments with huge social impact? Panoramas, which leave us in awe or close ups of insects,

Part of the first railroad in Bulgaria, built at the end of the 19th century, this track connects two nearby cities at the east coast, roughly 25 kilometers apart. Used primarily to deliver salt for export,

Currently under construction, this multi-million dollar structure is of little interest to the locals, will cost a lot of their taxpayer money to maintain, but is still being constructed, because there

Sometimes I take photos of items I find laying on the ground - lost items, shiny items, and even poo (although a photo never truly represents the true nature of the latter). Have you recently taken a look

Tourists enjoying the shallow waters of the Black Sea coast, while one of many tankers is departing from the nearby sea port. You can see a tiny fisherman's boat in front of the tanker. You can click for

I usually post single photos of interesting subjects, but this time I decided to share the permanent exhibition of different writing systems, at the local history museum. Most of the alphabets you will

I guess I've started posting these weekly, although I'm obviously lagging a bit behind - I should catch up, considering how rarely I've been posting lately. I suppose enjoying nice photos all over again,

There's something cool about packing up, getting in your tiny boat (really, a dream machine) and leaving everything behind for a quick maritime adventure. Click for a bigger image! Then again, I've heard

Another insect with a shiny back (check out the last photo in this post, which I've posted a couple of weeks ago), likely a Longhorn beetle (Cerambycidae), which was looking for some grub on this tiny

I just remembered that I haven't yet created this weekly post, so here it is, for your viewing pleasure! Three Legs in the Air It's Windy Today (Taken with S7) Some Raindrops (Taken with S7) Battle Armor

Originally a three frame panorama, this 72 mega pixel image was scaled down prior to posting here. You can still click for a (relatively) larger image of (relatively) good quality, and enjoy the dreamy

I've always found it interesting how noisy people can be, only to become extremely quiet after arriving at this location - as if their minds switch off and they stand silently, enjoying the beauty and

One of several, generally low paid employees, overlooking the trains, which usually bring in many tourists, carrying tasty food. Click for a bigger image! The train station in the city of Burgas, Bulgaria,