I was always fascinated about lights and the dramatic effects that they can offer to a photo shoot. Done the right way you can create absolutely stunning effects. This photo shooting was more of an experiment made for the sake of trying and playing around, however the result satisfied me a lot.

Do you remember in one of my previous posts I was telling you about those images that tend to get stored in the folders of my computer, and often land on the pages of my blog only later on. Well, that’s one of those cases. These images are actually pretty close to my soul.

Something that frequently happens to bloggers is that they very often store hundreds and hundreds of pictures, that may be displayed on their site or Instagram only later on, if never. Well, why is this such an often practice? You might think, if someone has lots of nice pictures, why not to show them to the world? There are several explanations to this...

The New Year is right around the corner, and this means that along with the headache of what to wear on New Year's Eve, we also get another type of headache. That sort of melancholic state of mind reminding us that another year has just passed, and we are on our way to a new chapter in our life.

A stroll through the streets of Amsterdam suddenly made me realize how much I would like to take a walk in Paris. People say: “The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence”. I think it can perfectly be attributed to me as well, because right now I wouldn’t mind going to Paris for a few days. 

Traveling around the world makes you see the diversity of this world, it's richness and colours. Undeniably each city you visit is beautiful in its own way, but some cities just have it all, and one of them is Berlin.

Budapest as any other city you visit has it's must-see spots (the ones that you put as checked in your "typical tourist" travel list). Let's face it, no matter if we want it or not, it is simply a duty of a cultural matter to visit the most important sightseeings of the city you travel to. Here I made the list of a few places in Budapest I consider to be must when traveling to the beautiful capital of Hungary.

In the center of Budapest, on the edge of the former historical center of Pest there is a territory with narrow streets in the form of a triangle. This area is associated with the best and at the same time the saddest epochs of the Budapest Jewish community: the rapid flowering, the construction of beautiful synagogues in the middle of the XIX century, and the persecution in the 20th century with the culmination - the creation of a ghetto.

When traveling to Malta, make sure you visit Mdina - one of the oldest cities of this small, but so picturesque country. It is actually here where 4000 years back was the former capital of Malta.