Summer always brings adventures, bigger or smaller. Either it is a trip to the seaside with friends, or walking the dog. Here are a few shots I took during my holidays. I have purchaced a used 35mm 2.0 canon lens and most shots were taken with it. I also began my 100 days challenge on tookapic, which I am doing up to this...
We arrived to Vienna at 4:40 AM after a night in the coach. It was so surreal, my friend and I got out of the vechicle, sat on the platform... and giggled from the tiredness. We had to wait until the metro was working, then headed straight to our hostel to drop our luggage. We could not check in until 2 PM so......
Ah, Florence! The last stop on our Tuscan tour. We couldn't miss it, as it is an unquestionable must-see for every architecture student out there. Homeship of the renaissance, Bruneleschi, right? However our stay at Florence was very short, it lasted only approximately 5 hours, as we were on our way back after Volterra workshops had ended and had a bus to Vienna...
During the workshops we got a sunday off, so we decided to go to the seaside. Our tutor who knows Tuscany very well gave us a hint to visit the small town of Populonia. It is located on the western coast of Italy, on a very high hill that gives a breathtaking view on the coastline. We rented a car and in a...
After three days of intensive sightseeing we finally departured from Pisa and headed on to Volterra, where we were about to have the most important part of our Italian experience - international design workshops with american architecture students. ...
The third day of our Italian tour we went to Lucca. It was merely 30 minutes by train, and for architecture student it was a gem. Most importantly - it was heavily fortificated in the middle ages and the fortifications are brilliantly preserved. When you hop off the train at the station you approach the old town in a couple of minutes and...