Bridge

Kaunas, Lithuania, 2013

Sometimes we are lucky, sometimes we are less lucky and sometimes we don't even realize that we are lucky! I was measuring the values for this picture and it took me some seconds, and exactly at the moment I wanted to take the picture, a bird passed and appeared in it. I wasn't asking for this and when I realized it happened, I felt I was lucky :)

Wrocław

Wrocław, Polska, 2012

This is Wrocław, a fantastic city in central-west Poland. The city is quite beautiful and some say it's similar to Krakow, but I don't think the same. Both cities are unique and they leave you something after you go: the will to go back! 

Graffiti

Warsaw, Poland 2012

I had the opportunity to go to Warsaw this year, only to find out how interesting this city is. It was completely destroyed during WWII and it has been rebuilt over the years. Although some might find it a bit fake, I believe it's quite impressive. Impressive how a city can grow from the ashes and be a city again.

Panaquire

Panaquire, Venezuela, 2011

Panaquire is a small town in Barlovento, deep in the forest in the Miranda state in Venezuela. This bridge reminds me of an Indiana Jones scene and I believe I have crossed it over just one time in my life. You can see how some of the boards are missing and there's no protection so you can easily fell into the river bellow, which makes it all more dangerous!
We used to come a lot to Panaquire with the whole family and I had the chance to revisit this particular town in December.

Tucacas

Tucacas, Morrocoy, 2012

The Morrocoy National Park is one of the most beautiful national parks in Venezuela. There are many beaches to go to and you can catch some of the most spectacular sunsets you will ever seen. This is Tucacas, a small town/city where people stays to visit the park.

Moonlight

Bratislava, Slovakia

I just happened to be at the right place at the right time... a beautiful moon was growing in the sky while it was getting darker and darker. The bridge was perfectly placed to take a picture with the moon behind it. I should take more of these pictures.

Bridge

Stary most, Bratislava, 2011

This is the oldest bridge over the Danubio, the Old Bridge. It was severely damaged after the WWII and when Bratislava was freed by the Red Army, some German prisoners and Russian soldiers rebuilt the bridge. The bridge hasn't changed since because of the lack of funds. When you walk trough it you get the feeling of how old is it. It's like traveling to the war years.