Seven years ago I was given my first DSLR camera. By the time I figured out how to use it in something other than Auto Mode, I was already well on my way to start a new chapter of my life in USA. In the meantime, I took on photography as a carrier and for the past six years I’ve been telling myself that next time I go back home I really want to take some pictures. Well, I finally did it. It was one of the most magical experiences to pretend to be a tourist in Belgrade. The colors, the sunsets, the people that joined me on the adventures… every time Belgrade reminds me that there could not have been a more beautiful place to grow up.
And since I’m not too good with words, I leave you with a photo story of a city that stole my heart, and I hope through these photos it steals yours as well.
Pobednik, Kalemegdan FortressSt Mark’s ChurchThe View From Gardos, ZemunFull Moon Rising Over The House Of The National AssemblyFull Moon Seen Through The “Play of the Black Horses” Sculpture In Front Of The House Of The National AssemblyKnez Mihajlova Street At NightDunavski Kej, With Gardos In The BackgroundDunavski KejGardos TowerZemunski ParkZemunski ParkZemunski KejZemunski KejFollowing The Leader, Zemunski KejThe Chess Bench, Zemnuski KejZemunski KejBoat House In Construction, Zemunski KejThe Eternal Fire Monument, Zemunski KejThe Views Of Kalemegdan Fortress Over The RiverViews Of The CityArt EverywhereKalemegdan FortressBelgrade SunsetsViews From Kalemegdan Fortress Towards Novi Beograd and ZemunKing Gate, KalemegdanViews Of Branko’s Bridge From KalemegdanKalemegdanKalemegdan FortressBelgrade’s BridgesKalemegdan At NightClock GateKalemedgan At NightKalemegdan At NightRuzica ChurchRuzica ChurchStairs To Branko’s BridgeMake Money Not ArtOld Sava BridgeBranko’s BridgeTopcider ParkHouse Of FlowersOld House, Topcider ParkColors Of The Fall, Topcider ParkSunlight, Topcider ParkTopcider ParkTopcider Church of the Holly Apostles Peter and PaulThe biggest and oldest specimen of London Plane Tree, 34 meters high and the diameter of the deck is 55 meters, while the shade of its crown covers an area of 1,400 square metersThe New Ada BridgeBelgrade RailroadsRailroads & HighwaysAda BridgeGolden Sunset Over AdaLook Up, Ada BridgeHouses On The River Colored By The SunsetAda BridgeSunsets & ReflectionsDusk Over The RoofsAvala Tower was destroyed in 1999 during NATO bombing of Serbia, and rebuilt again in 2010Colors of the fall spaning for miles, seen from the observation deck on top of Avala Tower. At 204.5m (671ft) it is currently the tallest tower in the Balkan region.Monument to an Unknown HeroMonument To The Soviet War VeteransRuins At AvalaHotel AvalaViews From The Avala TowerPicnic Spot, AvalaAutumn At AvalaMonument To Vasa Čarapić, AvalaAvala Tower From The DistanceThe Most Magical Belgrade Sunset Captured At KalemegdanThe Most Magical Belgrade Sunset Captured At KalemegdanThe Most Magical Belgrade Sunset Captured At KalemegdanThe Most Magical Belgrade Sunset Captured At KalemegdanThe Most Magical Belgrade Sunset Captured At KalemegdanThe Most Magical Belgrade Sunset Captured At KalemegdanThe Most Magical Belgrade Sunset Captured At Kalemegdan
And to wrap it up, a sunrise from my balcony in Batajnica –
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