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On 29th April there was a pretty popular event in my town - Season opening on Lubovna Castle. This occasion is always accompanied with a lot of visitor from different countries and historical performaces played in front of the audience. So what else could I do than grap my new La Sardina and became a part of it!
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2012 is the year of the Lomograph! And to celebrate here are my top seven places to visit this coming year.
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My most memorable travel escapade of 2011 came from the sunshine state, where fantasy meets reality in a place known as Walt Disney World.
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St. Andrews is the home to the oldest university in Scotland. It is Scotland's oldest university, which was founded in 1413. It is one of the most prestigious universities in the United Kingdom and is also the home university of Prince William and Kate Middleton.
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Located in Batu Gajah, Perak in Malaysia. It is an unfinished mansion built by a Scottish planter named William Kellie Smith. It is said that it was either a gift for his wife or a home for his son.
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In the province of Utrecht there is a little town called Doorn. In this town, there is an extraordinary castle named ‘House Doorn’. My boyfriend grew up in this area and I had never been there. On one of the first autumn days this year he decided to show me around the Doorn estate.
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Woah...the castle of Heidelberg is so impressive.
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A place, a center. Are you missing a place that looks like your second home? Missing that place where you can find all your friends unplanned? I'm fortunate to have such a place so I feel like such a lucky guy!
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One of the most magnificent and visited places in Granada, Spain: the Alhambra, a magical place that all lomographers should visit.
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A castle out of a fairytale.
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When taking analogue photos I try to keep any editing or digital manipulation to a minimum. Apart from cropping the borders of square Diana shots and scanning the images digitally they remain as much as possible true to the Lomography principles. Recently though my analogue and digital worlds collided with pleasantly surprising results.
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When you live in Austria you don’t have to walk far to stumble upon artifacts from imperial times.
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A night around the Perchtoldsdorf Castle with the LC-A + screwed to a monopod and loaded with Lomography CN 800.
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If you have been enthusiastic enough to travel to Venice to visit St Petersburg, you should travel 30km to the Russian Versailles called Peterhof.
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Warwick Castle is a Merlin-run attraction for a day out with the whole family and is especially great in the lovely spring sunshine, with the beautiful peacock gardens being the most beautiful place to soak up the sunshine.
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Finally winter is over and all of us are reaching out for the long days of summer though spring just arrived! However - even my bright skin is getting some more freckles which is a wonderful sign that the sun is on the rise and on a good way of making us happier. :) Since nobody can stay inside while the weather outside is so dazzling and most of the people I know prefer to spend their time outside discovering new nice places or just relaxing at nice common places - here you get my favorite spot to get some sun. Whether if it's spring or summer.
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Tower Bridge is perhaps on of the world's most famous icons of London, but besides the bridge, you also have a beautiful old castle to visit and can learn a lot of things about English history.
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I recently got to visit the amazing Chain of Rocks Bridge. The Gateway Arch in St Louis is visible downstream. The bridge was built at one of the most scenic parts of the Mississippi River. The Chain of Rocks Bridge, is named as such because of a rocky area in the Mississippi during low water that looks like there is a small waterfall.
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Want to know the best kept secret in Warwickshire England? Kenilworth is a small historic town at the heart of Warwickshire and I think it is a real gem! I'm very lucky that I only live 5 minutes away from Kenilworth Castle and I can't tell you how many times I have visited, it is simply beautiful and quintessentially English! :-)
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Located in the interior north of Portugal, Lindoso is a small and rural village near the Spanish border about 4km. It’s a place stuck back in time filled with history and amazing landscapes that makes it a part of the National Park Peneda-Gerês.
