Category Archives: Cityscapes

NYC – part two

When you are in New York your neck hurts. Why? you might ask yourself. We are not used of tall buildings and skyscrapers and the only way to see the sky or the top of the buildings you must really make an effort and look straight up :P It is nice to see how the new and old architecture coexists here. I must say that Manhattan island is really an interesting jungle of buildings.

…old vs. new…


… the Empire State Building…


…downtown financial center…


…old vs. new…


…modern architecture…


…old vs. new in financial downtown…


… the Jungle…


…view towards lower Manhattan (from Empire State Building)…


…the Projects…


…midtown…

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NYC – part one

Here it is, my reportage from NYC. I have a lot of photos to show, some of them are only shots of monuments, well known places or buildings and others have their own stories. As I said in my post earlier NYC is a great place and I would like to return “asap” :P … Enough was said…let me continue with the photos….

enjoy

… The Empire State Building…


…Chrysler Building…


… Times Square…


… Macy’s – the biggest dept. store in the world…


…ummm? Statue of Liberty? :P hehe


…ground zero…they are still removing the foundations of the WTC…


… United Nations…


… Central Park…


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New York, New York

The city of opportunities, world financial center, the city of the biggest, longest, widest, strongest, oldest, most spectacular and I could go on (these are the words of americans living in New York….). Yes I must agree that they are quite  right, it is an AMAZING city. I will definitely return here again. I was there for one week, and jet there is so much more to see, so much more to discover. I have a lot of material, but it takes ages to process those photos and to pick the good ones. When I’ll have a selection of the best photos, you will find them here, so stay tuned. 

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Life in Morocco

As promised the story continues. This part of the series will be about life in Morocco.

ARCHITECTURE

The only interesting thing to photograph in Agadir, besides the people…





TRANSPORTATION

I have never seen so many taxis driving around. There are taxis that drive only between the cities, than only in city centers. The majority of cars are very old, so they are quite interesting for us Europeans, while we cannot see some cars like there at home. Next thing exciting or scary is how they drive. It seem that they have no regulations. When you go somewhere with a bus or taxi your adrenaline is pumping as you are wondering (are we going to crash)…

…old Peugeot…

…katrca :D

…grande taxi (long distance)…


…pimped car…:D


…in Morocco people don’t waste any empty seats…

LIFE AND PEOPLE

Life is pretty much nothing like we know it here in Europe. Everything is happening very slowly. The next photos shown here were taken in Aurir, Agadir and Marrakech.



…local men in Aurir…

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…two little angels and Arab girl…










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Ljubljana Castle panorama

I was just looking trough some old photos and I can say I have found a lot of stuff that I want to publish here…so you can expect more posts like these in the future :) hope you don’t mind… Fresh stuff will be also published, don’t worry. So here it is, panorama of Ljubljana Castle. On te left is my friend Kume ;) … and I do not know who is the man on the right hehe…

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Teaser: Zermatt, Switzerland

After 8 or 9 hours of driving we arrived in Zermatt, Switzerland. There is some fresh snow on the mountain and we can’t wait for tommorow that we head up and start with the training/photo session :D …. Some more photos will folow … when I’ll have some more time…


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