An ongoing journal of streets, places and passing light, shared one photograph or a small series at a time.
Scroll to explore ↓A performance by KUD Valentinovo Dubrava becomes a study in red and white, from the traditional costumes to the spectators capturing the moment. The repeating colours connect performers and audience in a simple visual coincidence.
Today, the media has been flooded with images of the new Maksimir Stadium following the announcement of the winning architectural design, which has already drawn considerable criticism, even hate. On a more personal and a bit selfish note, it reminded me once again that my panoramic photos of the Maksimir Stadium, taken in 2021, were featured in the competition Programme for the Maksimir Stadium and Svetice Sports and Recreation Centre in Zagreb.
The Art Pavilion stands as one of Zagreb’s most recognizable historic landmarks, framed by the landscaped gardens of King Tomislav Square. Its distinctive yellow façade and monumental glass dome form an elegant architectural centerpiece within the city’s historic Green Horseshoe.
A street view of Rijeka showing the city’s distinctive mix of historic architecture and modern residential towers. The City Clock stands prominently in the centre, while the buildings rising across the surrounding hills illustrate Rijeka’s dense and layered urban landscape.
A lookout tower rises above the forested hills overlooking Samobor, offering expansive views across the town and surrounding landscape. From above, Samobor’s urban area stretches toward the broad green plain and distant hills.