White Sun
We have thick fog this morning in Belgrade – reason enough to take your camera!
We have thick fog this morning in Belgrade – reason enough to take your camera!
O.K, mosquitoes literally killed us this summer, and tonight we’ll have the honour to sleep normally without getting bit, as the public utility companies finally remembered to do their job.
I just wanted to take a shot of the small aeroplane spraying death over mosquitoes (aerial spraying), but a bird flew in to my frame at the exact moment I took the shot. Auto zoom changed its mind and the bird turned out more important than the aeroplane. I’m so happy this happened! What do you think?
And then… Yeah, I photographed the aeroplane as I wanted initially. The angle was better, actually 😀
Just another shot of Mr. Moon :). The sky last night (August 10, 2014) was perfectly clear so I had to take a couple of new photos. This time, it is the so-called “supermoon”, due to its position closest to Earth. I really really need a 800mm lens for this kind of shots, since 300 mm is hardly enough… 😀
One of my old photos, from January 2008, shot on the banks of the Danube river. The photo came out rather dark (the whole series), so it needed some light correction later on. If only I knew then what I know now… There are a couple more photos of these boats, I might add some later on if I get around to editing them.
Photographing hair can be done differently. Not everything is for fashion magazines. It’s all about composition.
ps. At the time this website was located on a different domain ( it was moody-cat.com), it’s design was showcased in a Pepin Press reference web design book “Web Design Index 9” for the year 2010, showing “the good stuff” in the world of web design at the time. This photo was accidentally the one that was the first one at the site when the screenshot was made. Nice!
Old Bratislava is simply in love with the camera. I used a bit of sepia to enchance the atmosphere.
By the way, this photo was published in the Serbian ReFoto magazine in October 2012, within the annual photo contest.
I love using Belgrade passages. Some of them are closed, some are restored and repainted, but some of them still reflect some other times. This is the view up from a passage downtown, named Nikola Spasic’s Passage. It has been a common target of many photographers for years, because of it’s rustic appearance. Today, as I strolled through it, I decided to give it a try all the same, and capture the part which was not restored. (Photo taken in March 2010)
George the cat licking his nose during breakfast. The photo wa originally taken in colour, but was not as nearly as effective as this edited version.
Underwater magic… Having no means and opportunity for true underwater photography, I was practising a bit in House des Meeres, Vienna.
One of those days (like yesterday around 3 P.M., actually) when the sky turns black,everything is wet and you only wish for a cup of tea.
This is how nature sees art. Here’s a cloudy rainy day for ya!
I was lucky enough to notice these worn out blinds and decaying façade.
Everything was OK until the dog decided I was an immediate danger and started barking. Seriously. 🙂
…in Leopold Museum, Vienna. These beholding people were crucial element of this photo. It wouldn’t be nearly effective if it weren’t for them, so I’m thankful…
The background is actually LCD TV screen 2 meters away, blurred by the DOF. All light in the image came from the screen. Since the image constantly changed it was great to catch a static moment for an interesting background
I like to remember photos from this series from Greece. The angle is very interesting, since I was above the birds, taking photos from a ferry. There was a great number of seagulls nearby and it was pretty tricky to isolate one or two. Anyway, I had a great time trying to make a photo worth keeping, and I think this is the one! What do you think?
I have been trying to get a wave shot interesting as this one for years now. There’s a lot of wave-stuff in my archives, but this one… I love this one. It was in 2006, just 2 months after I bought my first compact digital camera, the Canon A700
Long time ago I had a compact camera and was obsessed with macro.