Hello, everyone! I've been away for two weeks which I used to visit Greece and it's seaside on Halkidiki peninsula. When travelling from Serbia, northern Greece is closest to us and so our citizens usually stay in this beautiful region of Greece. In fact, when you walk around some of these places, trust me when I say almost every other voice you hear is Serbian.

I have a new book highlight which is consequently a strong recommendation, fellow book lovers. I adored this book and the beautiful style in which it is written - it is Remains of the Day, a modern classic by Kazuo Ishiguro, British writer with Japanese roots. Ishiguro's family came to England when he was five years old, and it's incredible the level of command of English language he achieved as a non-native citizen. The book is a pleasure to the senses.

This morning I woke up early and went to Kalemegdan park. This allows me to do three things I wholeheartedly enjoy - street photography around the fortress, train Tai Chi while the park is still peaceful and without visitors, and catch up with the daily reading, particularly on the bus to there and back.

Greetings, photography lovers, from the sunny Belgrade. It's been the whole month since I've shared some classic photos from my street walks. Wow that's unprofessional don't you think? :D Let me try and make up for it by actively sharing in the upcoming period. I've been busy with different projects but I want to focus on photography and posting again.

I've missed you, dear friends and lovers of good photography. I took a few weeks off as I was feeling under the weather and didn't have the energy to post. Consider it a summer vacation for me, although hopefully there will be a real one soon. :) But for now I'm back and I have some photos to share.

Good to see you again, photography lovers! After a few days of break, I have a new set of photos to show you that I hope you'll like. It's taken over three different days on the streets of Belgrade. July was quite a successful month for me in terms of generating good images, I ended up with a lot of keepers and some that could find their place in this year's photobook. Pretty much every year since 2019 I create a book of my favorite shots, there's nothing quite like seeing your work collected and printed. Although at the moment I'm thinking of a resume of my entire photographic career and how to put that on a print. It needs a serious contemplation and coming up with some sort of theme and not just throwing in random captures.