The early days of the blog
Recently, while tidying up files on my computer, I came across screenshots of archival versions of my website — a project I've been working on for many years.
Recently, while tidying up files on my computer, I came across screenshots of archival versions of my website — a project I've been working on for many years. It felt like opening a digital album of memories that reminded me how much work and commitment I had put into its development.
The beginnings were modest — the first version of the site was built by hand, line by line, in an HTML code editor. Every change required precision and patience, and even the smallest tweak meant having to search through and edit files. The site changed its name and address several times, but its main theme remained unchanged — photography, my greatest passion.
Over time technology advanced, and I began using CMSs that significantly eased content management. Thanks to them I could focus on what mattered most — developing the site and sharing my passion with others, instead of spending hours manually editing code.
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The sounds of bells
The rhythm of the strikes, the long reverberation and the space of the place create a sense of order and breath. In tradition, bells have for centuries accompanied moments of focus, prayer and important events. Their sound carries far beyond the walls of churches, connecting people regardless of wh…
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Towards the past.
An unplanned visit to my family’s hometown that wasn't supposed to happen. It was meant to be an ordinary week, away from the past, away from memories. Unfortunately, fate had other plans. A phone call came that changed the course of the day, and sometimes even of life.
Scotland
Transport Museum - Glasgow
The Transport Museum in Glasgow (Riverside Museum) is a transport and technology museum in Glasgow, Scotland. The museum is located near the River Kelvin and the River Clyde, and it opened in 2011.
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Reflections
We are temporarily staying on this planet — on a cosmic scale we are here only for a brief moment. We are very lucky, because the Earth is an extraordinarily beautiful place that gives us everything we need to live in health and harmony.