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as most of you know, i have had photographed the wedding of an old friend of mine, Lavi, in a Far Far Away part of Romania. it was an interesting challenge, being guest and the photographer isn’t at all an ideal combination… i’ll start posting here the nicest pictures, from my point of view i […]

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or this?

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next will be some portraits i did during the photo course i am currently attending to

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well, it’s time to present the two most met colors in this beautiful island: white and blue at their splendor

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as I said I will when i started this blog, here i am posting the first series of “Picture(s) of the day”. i am not yet sure about Crete but here we have wireless at our hotel let’s start with a less traditional picture of Santorini

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and with this i close this preview of my first photoshoot. as i have 2 friends lining up, more to follow from tomorrow, if internet available and time will suffice, for the next four days, Finland special!!!

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hi everyone, i didnt post anything in the last weeks as really hectic times have at work. in the meantime i had a friend of mine visiting, so i took the chance and learn about master and slave lights on real, alive subjects. due to her strong dark hair, i thought a b&w conversion would […]

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army post

well, if i’d ever had to join the army, i wouldn’t mind if it’d be for the mountain troops to be honest. this little hut was a military outpost during the WW2, when Switzerland under their famous General Guisan prepared ferociously to defend it’s territory having an army of 430’000 men, and the entire population […]

Montreux area

Montreux is a very small and picturesque swiss little town, hosting one of the most prestigious jazz festivals in europe. that was the main reason i went there, and i had an almost a full day to kill till Bodyguy’s concert, and besides Chateau de Chillon (see last post) i didn’t have a clue about […]

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this area is know for its high number of marmots, stay tuned for tomorrow’s post!

Chateau de Chillon

Among the best-preserved medieval castles in Europe, is in Veytaux, only about 3km south of Montreux, your first glimpse of the castle is unforgettable – an elegant, turreted pile jutting out into the water, framed by trees and the craggy mountains. You could easily spend a half-day soaking up the atmosphere.

Welcome back Geneva

for the ones who do not know yet, i am working again in Geneva, till september in the same company as before. this is a picture

Lausanne

after living there for almost 7 months, i finally had time to photograph it when i had a special trip there to unregister, very nice little town, now that i will live there again, i hope to visit the Olympics museum and see the promenade, which i heard is really really great

Zürich during EM_2

to be honest i was quite impressed how the whole European Championship has been contained to only few isolated areas of the town (same in basel, bern, geneva). outside these areas you actually could go without even knowing a huge event is taking place. custom laser projections on Gross Münster were my favorites of Zürich […]

guidance

in order to have your prayer listen to you must offer as many sacrifices as possible (in this case coins, mearly nickels/rappens/bani/cents), and what a better way than under the warming guidance of mother…

seeking protection

these demons are really really impressive, about 5m tall, vivid colors, one could just stare at them for dozens of minutes in a row

evening rituals

throughout the country in the after the dusk you can see people everywhere sacrificing money (cheap photocopies) and other “valuables”, regardless of the weather or the development in front of your porch, like this man

Ha Long Bay

probably the nicest thing Vietnam has to offer after Sapa (which was unaccessible due to the massive land-slides), being of course a World Heritage Site. the vietnamese were pretty disapointed it didnt make on the list of the 7 Wonders of the Modern World. i must admit it was funny to see ad-posters promoting it as the […]

Buddha park

 only few km from Vinentiane (Lao’s capital), most probably the most important site to visit in the area, besides the shooting range in Vientiane, it consists in an interesting collection of statues from Buddhism and Hindu religions, most of them are on average of about 2m high but some are really impressive, as the huge […]

Rural landscape

absolutely my favorite picture from this autumn’s asia trip. i have seen the location from the bus so second day i skipped the group activity, tubing, rented a motorcycle, figured it out how to change the gears, and here i was driving for about  1 1/2 hrs to this great place. i had to run through the paddy-field, which […]

Long way to go…

Tobe honest I didn’t get it why was she brooming when there was abs no house in the nearby…

Lao kids

Lao childhood

Lao priest

one of my favorites from Laos, 100% natural light, no post processing, we were heading towards the boat to leave that little village when I saw him through a broken window, didn’t have the guts to do it, but in the end, turned around, opened the wooden door, smiling I pointed to the camera and here I […]

launch date 16th December

Trift Glacier, one of the most spectacular places I’ve ever seen. It took me about 1hr to find this sweet spot, it would’ve been great to have either a parachute or climbing rope with me…