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I find this utterly beautiful. And as it is photography-inspired, I thought it wouldn't hurt to share it here:

Firstly let me thank Mike for choosing me as the host for this challenge. In a way, I'm going to build on the image that earned me this honor and ask of you to present your images of people sitting, be it a chair, sofa, wall, lawn or anything you can make work. Of course, after that basic demand...

Not sure if this is the right place to post it, so let the admins move it if it is needed. Anyhow, I found it beautiful on both nature and photography level...

Remember APRIL CAMERADERIE, when the first wave of isolation begun? It was a great ride for me, both taking my images and following what others did. Sometime after I posted them all, it turned out that my writer friend has been following them also, and admitted he got inspired. Yeah, it took me...

For two weeks now I'm working on adaptation of my atelier, so instead of going out for (photo)walks, I'm spending my days sawing, building, painting and cleaning. The only moments stolen for photography are at my desk, while I check my e-mails and respond to the most urgent ones. So I set on...

Being given the honors of running the 31st edition, I propose you take a break and show me those little bits of pause in life, the moments of recuperation and syncing with the world around. I guess some examples will make it clearer than thousand words, but I would like to add that you are...

I have been working a lot lately, but keeping in line with my deadlines so after a days work is done, I treated myself with short outings by the rivers, looking to bag some long exposures. Shot these with Sony RX100 and Panasonic G3, mounted on tripod. As I suffer from "panovision" for sometime...

Yesterday, on my way to downtown, a few moments of winter sunbathing: ZEMUN WINTER SUNBATHING by Milan Jovanovic, on Flickr

We had a lot of fog these days, so here are two images profiting from it in completely different manners: GLIDE by Milan Jovanovic, on Flickr FOGVILLE by Milan Jovanovic, on Flickr

I have something really special for you this time, I call it the close-up of ANGEL FUR. It's up to you to guess what it actually is: ANGEL FUR by Milan Jovanovic, on Flickr Good luck! P.S. The usual blurb: How this is played? Each member gets one guess. The answer will be revealed on the...

Every once in a while I go trekking to enjoy the nature, clear the mind and refresh the spirit. Yesterday I was climbing the Povlen mountain, in western Serbia - it's a place where you wouldn't be surprised to stumble on some Hobbits, rich in woods and mild hills. All shot with my trusty RX100...

A big thanks to Luke for appointing me as a captain of this new journey. This time a propose a DREAM, in any way you see fit to interpret the word and it's many meanings. Maybe it has been done long time ago, but I checked and it wasn't the case recently. So, from hazy nostalgic to punchy...

Fribourg, Switzerland, confirmed the truth behind the proverb "The early bird catches the worm". Woke up early for a walk around hotel before going to work, and life treated me with 15 minutes of mist and bliss. Moments later it dispersed; tomorrow there was none. Got in, shot, got out.

For the 29th Serious Compacts Salon Challenge I'm proposing "QUIET" as the theme. You are free, and welcome, to interpret it in as many ways as you wish and give us all once again a set of diverse and moving images. Have fun and good luck to all! The salon starts tomorrow May 06th and...

For more than two years I'm shooting NEX3 and legacy glass, manually focusing of course. Although I've tried several lenses, most of my images are shot with Minolta 45mm f2.0 (but mostly at f2.8). I just love the handling of that lens and the creamy look it gives. Although I don't mind...

A glass of fine vine, a luxury dinner or just a cappuccino at old city square; a quiet stroll or laid back sunbathing on the beach, maybe reading a book with a cup of tea? Or anything other that embodies the meaning of DOLCE VITA to you. Combing your photo archives is fine by me, but if you...

If you are anything like me, moved both by vintage photography and vintage times, like this: Full Speed Ahead: Washington, D.C. 1942 September | Photographium | Historic Photo Archive or this: Chigogafuchi Marine Plateau: Enoshima, Japan 1890 | Photographium | Historic Photo Archive...

For those eventually interested, Adore Noir, (a fine art BW magazine that is) is currently giving away issue #11: issue11free

Now look what I got from NIK software: Dear Milan Jovanovic, We would like to express our sincere congratulations: Your picture was among the Top20 in the Nik Focused Vintage Photo Contest. Your prize are 2 Snapseed Desktop licenses for Mac & PC – for you and your friends. If you...

35 five years ago: Kodak: Plugged In - We Had No Idea

Check this modular mirrorless concept out: iovokitangra (I couldn't start a thread in the main mirrorless forum, so I put it in the Nex subsection. Admins, please move as you see fit)

Yesterday I walked through a part of town I haven't been to for a long while. Passing past an abandoned house I remembered an image I took on film with my Minolta XD7 and 50mm lens (almost two years earlier, as I discovered later while comparing my results): So I took a new shot, this time...

As the owner of NEX3, I found this interesting: LensRentals.com - Undressing an NEX

Hi everybody, sorry for not doing this earlier. I have been an active lurker for quite a while and decided to became a little bit of an active member recently. I live in Belgrade, Serbia; I am a graphic designer by formation but I mostly draw comics and illustrations for years...

Hi, as a relative newbie here I'm not sure where I should post this. If I chose a wrong place, would administrators kindly move it where it should be? Anyway, I wanted to share a "fakescape" with you, an image that keeps looking to me as a melancholic view of a distant island: In...