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Šetajući kroz beogradska dvorišta, začula sam melodiju klasične muzike na klaviru — dopirala je kroz prozor muzičke škole.
Predivni Beograde! Drago mi je što mogu da podelim svoje fotografije sa vama.
















Šetajući kroz beogradska dvorišta, začula sam melodiju klasične muzike na klaviru — dopirala je kroz prozor muzičke škole.
Predivni Beograde! Drago mi je što mogu da podelim svoje fotografije sa vama.
Eine Aufnahme aus dem Schlossgarten Karlsruhe. Hoffentlich gefällt sie euch! 😊📷
Evo nekoliko fotografija koje sam napravila u Muzeju nauke i tehnike u Beogradu. Nadam se da će vam se dopasti! 😊📷
Evo nekoliko fotografija koje sam napravila u Muzeju nauke i tehnike u Beogradu. Nadam se da će vam se dopasti! 😊📷
A little penguin I photographed at Wilhelma Zoo in Stuttgart. Hope you like it! 🐧
Happy to share my wildlife photography! Meet some of Germany's animals. 🐾📷
I photographed this adorable little penguin during my visit to Stuttgart Zoo (Wilhelma). Watching them waddle around was one of the highlights of the day. 🐧📷
Bei meinem ersten (hoffentlich nicht letzten) Besuch in Augsburg habe ich in der Altstadt diese wunderbare Bäckerei entdeckt. Sie hat mir unglaublich gut gefallen! Die Atmosphäre war so schön und gemütlich.
Bei meinem nächsten Besuch möchte ich unbedingt noch weitere Bäckereien in Augsburg entdecken.
Vor Kurzem durfte ich die kirchliche Trauung eines Brautpaares in der St.-Elisabeth-Kirche fotografisch begleiten. Da ich nur auf der Durchreise in Augsburg war, habe ich diese Kirche zum ersten Mal besucht.
Ich war sofort beeindruckt, wie wunderschön sie ist. Besonders fasziniert hat mich das Licht, das durch die großen Fenster in den Kirchenraum fällt und eine ganz besondere Atmosphäre schafft.
Auch die zwölf Apostelfiguren haben mich begeistert. Später habe ich erfahren, dass jede einzelne Figur aus einem einzigen Lindenholzblock geschnitzt wurde. Ich finde, sie verleihen der Kirche eine ganz besondere Ausstrahlung.
Ich komme bestimmt noch einmal nach Augsburg zurück!
I spotted these amazing animals in the park around Karlsruhe Palace.
I learned that field mice can be aggressive because of their food!
I was sure they were beavers, but it turned out they were nutrias — their long, mouse-like tails gave them away. Another charming thing about nutrias is that they sometimes make soft mooing sounds while eating, almost as if they are expressing their enjoyment of the meal. And the moorhens, with their long legs and thin little toes, were absolutely delightful.
Wie viele verschiedene Tiere um uns herum leben! Im Schlosspark Karlsruhe habe ich erstaunlich viele Tiere entdeckt.
🐿️ Interessante Tatsache 1: Feldmäuse haben mehr Angst vor Eichhörnchen als vor Vögeln. Eichhörnchen können nämlich ziemlich aggressiv werden, wenn es um Futter geht.
🦫 Interessante Tatsache 2: Die Biber im Park sind erstaunlich wenig scheu. Und sie machen sogar leise muhende Geräusche, wenn sie besonders zufrieden beim Fressen sind.
🐦 Interessante Tatsache 3: Das Teichhuhn (Moorhen) hat unglaublich lange und dünne Zehen. Damit kann es auf Schlamm, Ästen und Wasserpflanzen laufen, ohne einzusinken.
What a variety of wildlife lives around us! I spotted an amazing number of animals in Karlsruhe Palace Park.
🐿️ Fun fact 1: Field mice are actually more afraid of squirrels than of birds. Squirrels can be surprisingly aggressive when food is involved.
🦫 Fun fact 2: The beavers in the park are not very shy. They can even make soft mooing sounds when they are happily eating.
🐦 Fun fact 3: Moorhens have incredibly long and thin toes. These help them walk on mud, branches, and floating plants without sinkin.
On Trinity Sunday, greenery feels like a symbol of life continuing — and memory keeps people close in a quiet, gentle way.
Photo by Aleksandra Kudriavtseva
Hoppenlaufriedhof, Stuttgart, Germany
2026
On Trinity Sunday, greenery feels like a symbol of life continuing — and memory keeps people close in a quiet, gentle way.
Photo by Aleksandra Kudriavtseva
Hoppenlaufriedhof, Stuttgart, Germany
2026
Photo by Aleksandra Kudriavtseva
A bank vole showdown on a tree stump.
Photo by Aleksandra Kudriavtseva
A bank vole showdown on a tree stump!!
Photo by Aleksandra Kudriavtseva
Photo by Aleksandra Kudriavtseva
Photography, Serbia, Belgrade, Kalenić Pijaca
February 2026
Today, it is one of Belgrade’s most famous markets - full of fresh produce, vintage details, and constant conversation. When I was taking photos there, people warmly invited me closer to their stalls and were genuinely happy that I was photographing the market! For me, it felt like a small example of Serbian hospitality. And I think I ate the freshest dill and cabbage of my life there!
Kalenić pijaca opened in 1926 and was named after Belgrade benefactor Vlajko Kalenić. During the occupation of Belgrade in 1941–1944, parts of the market were used as small urban vegetable gardens because of food shortages. In 2026, the market may enter a new chapter, as the city is planning its reconstruction and modernization.
Everyone who wants to get a real feel for Serbia - friendly, open, and sociable - should visit Kalenić pijaca and soak up the atmosphere!
Photography, Germany, Karlsruhe, Schlossgarten Karlsruhe
March–April 2026
Between these tiny rodents — a fight for food! Flips, falls, strikes, biting, scratching, squeaks, and teeth-grinding — all for a meal. In this tiny arena, it really looks like every vole is ready to fight tooth and nail.
Bank voles in Europe are living monuments of the Ice Age! 15,000 years ago, the glacier pushed them south and split them into groups: Italian voles hid for centuries in shady mountains and became darker, while Russian populations adapted to the bright autumn landscape and kept their rich reddish color. German voles remained classic, while British ones, shaped by a mild climate and island isolation, became true giants that are not afraid of people.
But while European voles evolved into aggressive loners, the harsh and dry American prairies created completely different rodents: American prairie voles became a symbol of absolute loyalty. For survival, thanks to the hormones oxytocin and vasopressin, they form one pair for life, raise their young together, and fiercely defend their nest from enemies as a team. When it comes to family, they stick together through thick and thin.