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Maasai girl

March 29, 2008 by Luka · 3 Comments 

Maasai girl
Only one portrait this time. A Maasai girl.

It was after an exciting game drive at Tarangire national park in Tanzania. Late afternoon, the others went to the Curio shop or to the restrooms. I was resting by the car when she came by. Quietly, not saying a word, she was standing and watching me inquisitively. I gave her a pen i was just writing with. We were watching each other for a few moments, then I raised my camera slowly and waiting for her reaction. She did not move at all. I took a photograph, she smiled to me and walked away. A fair trade.

The spring is finaly here!

March 22, 2008 by Luka · 3 Comments 

Traffic sign in Winter
Winter this year was not something I expected and wished for. If there was snow, cold and sunny weather, then I was travelling abroad. And vice versa.. I was quite irritated by this, because I didn’t get ONE decent winter show this year and when I said to myself – thanks God, the Spring is finally here… Read more

Following the steps of Moses

March 20, 2008 by Luka · 9 Comments 

“In the third month,
when the children of Israel were gone forth out of the land of Egypt,
the same day came they into the wilderness of Sinai…”

-Exodus, Chapter 19-

Night panorama of Mt. Sinai
Sinai peninsula in Egypt is totally amazing place to visit! At a first glance it looks kind of dull – just rocks and sand – everywhere the same. But the longer you stay there the more it has to offer. Everybody finds something for himself – rich history, moon-like landscape with colourful canyons, religious experience, sun and sand holidays, local Bedouin culture experience, adrenaline sports or amazing underwater world. It pays to do a little bit of reading before you visit the peninsula. Even if you are not interested in history, it is not hard to imagine that this was the place where Pharaohs were passing when going to wars, where Moses was wandering with his nation and where he received the ten commandments. And recent history is turbulent as well – the building of Suez canal, the six-day war in 1967 and other more recent conflicts with Egypt’s strong neighbor. Read more

Baby Crossbills

March 16, 2008 by Luka · 4 Comments 

juvenile Crossbills
Last week my father and I went to Dolenjska to take photos of juvenile Crossbills. I did not expect what I saw there. These cute little creatures were not shy at all! Actually they were true models – playful, nosy, comedians.
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Buddhism in Kathmandu

March 9, 2008 by Luka · Leave a Comment 

Praying wheels
Praying wheels at Swayambhunath stupa.
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Sunset on the Nile

March 3, 2008 by Luka · 4 Comments 

Sunset on the Nile, Aswan, Egypt
Felucca is cruising down the Nile while the sun sets over the western banks of the mighty river.

I must live in heaven!

March 2, 2008 by Luka · 2 Comments 

Church tower is rising out of fog
This morning was beautiful. I woke up at half past five to be on location before sunrise. Crt and I decided a day before to go to Ljubljana castle, because the visibility was supposed to be excellent due to rain and strong winds. Morning was just perfect – clear sky was promising great views and Ljubljana was caught in heavy fog. Here is just one of the photos that I succeeded to take.

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