Landscapes from over the world

“It is a series of lessons, with the greatest for the last” I have a complicated relationship with London. I have been dreaming of visiting this city since I was little, primarily due to being a bit of a Sherlock Holmes bookworm. But when BBC’s adaptation with Benedict Cumberskotchbatch came out, it made me fall in love with the feeling. I wanted to walk across the Millenium Bridge, see the roof of the St Bartholomew’s Hospital, see the black cabs going around the streets. But in reality, when I got to the city for the first time in 2024, it was a disappointment. Extremely overcrowded, overpriced, with the tube being approximately as reliable as I am with my menstrual cycle. It had its moments, like riding the double-decker redheads or simply discovering a random street, completely empty, with bricked houses arranged next to each other like royal soldiers. But overall, my impression was that I would not like to come back to this city from my own pocket. ...

We were completely freezing yet it was still the most captivating sunset I have witnessed to date. One minute, the clouds completely consume everything around you, the next one - completely naked mountain peaks spike into the orange sky…

The wind almost took me off my feet while I was taking this picture

It was pouring 30 minutes before the shot was taken, and there was a special delight in walking the levada with your shoes squishing against the wet earth

If i could choose a place to get lost, it would be Fanal Forest

The green tea never tasted to so full and deep before

The best part of my Hallstatt trip. The village itself can be easily skipped

Cold wind, golden light, absolute silence.