Great Ocean Road
- At October 06, 2011
- By artjom
- In Australia, landscapes, photography, places, travel
- 0
New Zealand – back to the roots
- At April 08, 2010
- By artjom
- In landscapes, photography, places, travel
- 3
never thought I would return to New Zealand that fast. Well, I guess that depends on the definition of fast. It’s been over 4 years since I’ve been the last time to NZ. Back then I’ve toured the whole country in my little ‘fancy’ green van make 1986 :) and met friends for life. So it was quite obvious that I would make a quick (two weeks) visit to NZ to catch up with my friends while I’m in Australia.
Read More»Coffs Coast
- At March 24, 2010
- By artjom
- In Australia, landscapes, photography, travel
- 2
time for an update! Looks like I’m pretty bad with keeping my blog up to date on this trip! But well, I’m pretty busy with traveling :) besides the fact that Internet is a hassle in a Australia… Maybe I will discard my current way of posting big Posts and instead going with smaller ones. And I just don’t wanna spend (waste) my time with post processing. Because somehow I’m feeling I have already wasted to much of my very limited time.
Read More»Sydney [sɪdni]
- At February 19, 2010
- By artjom
- In Australia, landscapes, photography, places, travel, urban
- 1
There’s no place in the World like Sydney. Australia’s oldest, largest and most diverse city is outrageously good looking. It is the first place most people see when they come to Australia and why not? Big, bold, brash and fun, Sydney is a great introduction and gateway to the continent.
Staying close to Central Station, I haven’t had it far to all the places Sydney is famous for. Within a half-hour walk of here in various directions, I could plunge into the rambling Darling Harbour or marvel at the iconic Opera House and the Sydney Harbour.
Read More»Thailand ราชอาณาจักรไทย
- At February 10, 2010
- By artjom
- In landscapes, photography, places, travel, urban
- 3
Western Standards? Well, you better forget about them as soon as you step out of the bangkokian Airport. They definitely do not apply on this part of the world. But if you can go without them you can easily travel thru Thailand even on a tight budget.
And forget about English, too. You may find a handful of Thai in Bangkok and the tourist hubs who do speak English but their vocabulary may just enough to get you something sold. The most common phrase you will hear is „where you go“. haha
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