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Mario #2

Meet Mario from VEBorange in Berlin. If you ever visit Prenzlauer Berg, take a quick turn from Kastanienalle to Oderberger Straße and make him a visit.

It’s really hard to find so many retro little thingies in just one place.

 

Street Candids

A trip to Tbilisi, Georgia

Folks – next month im going to visit Georgia (landing in Tbilisi) for a week or 10 days. Any hits on backpacking friendly hostels in the Capital and across the country? Thanks!

Street Candids

Just added a new gallery section reserved for street candids only. Cheers everybody!

Sascha The Bubble Master

Mario

Meet Mario from VEBorange in Berlin. If you ever visit Prenzlauer Berg, take a quick turn from Kastanienalle to Oderberger Straße and make him a visit.

It’s really hard to find so many retro little thingies in just one place.

We drink for peace

I met this guy while walking across Tsinamdzgvrishvili street in Tbilisi (Georgia). With a friend he was running a one-man flea market. The place was incredibly small. They were talking about something in Georgian when i step in and asked in English if they mind one photo. Surprisingly the owner (his picture will be here soon) answered in English, there is one condition: i will drink a shot of vodka with them.

I mean… what the hell… of course i agreed! This one I drink for you gentlemen I said.

They stood up. Raised tea cups filled with vodka, and said: let’s drink for peace – it’s been a hard time for us recently.

Bangkok: Making a living #3

Here we go with #3 of the “Making a living” series from Bangkok.

Stay tuned – China “Making a living” is just by the corner ;)

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A little issue solved

Just a quick note, to let you know, that a bug with Subscribe to Blog option has been solved. Now if you leave your mail in the box “Subscribe to Blog via Email” (see right column) you will get a confirmation mail and all further updates will instantly arrive to your mailbox.

Thanks for letting me know about this whimsical gremlin.

 

Best regards!

Bangkok: Making a living #2

Bangkok is no different than other places – open air markets are magic places. Usually placed far from tourists, can provide a true “real life” experience.

 

 

Bangkok: Making a living #1

Bangkok is no different than other places – open air markets are magic places. Usually placed far from tourists, can provide a true “real life” experience.

 

 

In the temple

From the Sukhothai Historical Park – monument of Phra Achana in Wat Si Chum

 

 

Project: Nano World #8

A couple more NanoWorlds, taken in 2009 in Warsaw – please have a quick look at this post too - there are a couple of hints on how you could help me in an ongoing photo contest.

 

 

 

 

Your help needed!

Hi guys,

this is a complete offtopic but i need some help from you.

As some might know, currently im taking part in a photo contest organized by Fuji Poland.

The whole thing is called “Dream Job” and the winner will have to travel for a couple of month to places of his choice and document, describe whole thing online while making pictures with Fuji equipment (to be honest i never used one :) ).

So – atm 2nd stage is at play, where every participant has to upload a gallery of photos loosely connected to a theme “In my perfect world”. The winner, or at least someone allowed to take part in further stages, has to gather as much attention to its gallery (comments and “likes”) and every single photos.

Thats where i need your help. If you could spend a couple of minutes “liking” and commenting (even a “nice!” comment will work) i would be very greatfull.

The annoying part is, only registred fuji users can do the above. Registration takes 1 minute and (what i already checked) they dont spam you mail.

If you still like to help, here is a list of links, to make things smoother:

  1. Registration page: http://www.myfinepix.com/user/register/
  2. Gallery of my pictures: http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063

The thing is, to comment and like every single picture, so here is a list of all those that are mine (fuji site is one of the worst i saw in a couple of years):

  1. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/424091
  2. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/424089
  3. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/424087
  4. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/423454
  5. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/423452
  6. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/423450
  7. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/423446
  8. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/423445
  9. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/423443
  10. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/423439
  11. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/423438
  12. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/423434
  13. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/423433
  14. http://www.myfinepix.pl/gallery/689063/423433

 

Thank you, very very much!

The Great Wall Mist

We visited the Great Wall of China at the end of our stay  and (of course) decided to do it in a non-tourist fashion.
Travelled around 150km out of Beijing to meet a very kind and friendly gentlemen – Mr. Sun, who walked us to a place (on the Wall) where we could spend the whole night. Thats right. We actually slept on the wall – which was fun, but cold and eventually ended with some flu. But… At 5 a.m. the views where simply amazing…

 

Project: Nano World #7

Project: Nano World #6 (aka: The Settlers)

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Project: Nano World #5