Impressions. Part one.

Hello everyone! I hope you're having an awesome beginning of the week!

I've been out of the internet world for a whole week, since I went on a long awaited vacation. Like every year, I visited my family in Bosnia and spent the Easter holidays with them. It was truly amazing, especially since so many amazing things happened which I didn't expect at all, and it made the whole experience even better.

I think it's very hard to decide what I love more, cities or country-side, because there are advantages and disadvantages in both. Vienna gives me all those little things like action of a big city, dynamique, historical and culutural goods that I adore SO much, but on the other hand I cannot live without the peace and calm that all those forests, endless fields and music of the birds have. And sometimes a city can become very stressful, grey and depressing, so an escape in the woods seems just perfect.

Sometimes I feel like I could spend there my whole life, and every single time when I have to leave, and although I know I will go back there soon again, I cannot stop feeling such a great sadness and pain. That will never change. But memories will stay, and that is what counts.

Old grandma's house. Mladikovine is the name of the village. This photo was takes on Easter Sunday.

Little old shed house.

Backyard.

Peeking through the curtains.

Randomness.

Cat.

Fido, the dog.

Little cloverleaves.

Clouds somewhere in Croatia on the way back home.


Randomness I.

More photos are about to come... Happy Tuesday friend!

Love, Aleksandra.

Vienna in 3 polaroids.. and my dog.

These are some random polaroids I shot this week. The first one is absolutely my favorite since it took me a lot of work and effort to take it as it is. Firstly, I had to climb 343 stairs of the South Tower of St. Stephan cathedral and then I had to wait in line for about half an hour to get the perfect view! So, yes, it's very percious. The second one shows some random branches that were surrounding me, followed by the third picture with Schwarzebergplatz on it. And the last one is my little doggy Jessy.  

Oh, and I forgot to say, some of you have been asking me which camera I use for these photos, since, obviously, it's not a polaroid one. Yap, you're right it is not, it's a Fujifilm Instax 210. I have to say that I love it more than any polaroid other polaroid camera that I've been using (and I had 4!) since the picture quality is simply amazing and breathtaking. And I like this wide format too. 

Happy Thursday friend!

Love, Aleksandra.

Polaroids.

Here are some random polaroids I shot this week, and I thought I could share them with you. On some, the date is wrong, but I realized that after I finished scanning the photos. Hope you like them anyway.

Love, Aleksandra.

Jessy.

Here's the first polaroid photo I made! It isn't perfect, because I still have to practice, but I really like it! This is my baby boy Jessy. :)

Aleksandra.