Wine Tasting, Vineyards, in France
Description: A Photographic Journey into the world
Here is yet another photographic essay dealing with parking lots in Japan, which I think bring at certain hours of the day a very inspiring experience. This is a country where foreigners usually visit temples and sanctuary. I occasionally do as well but Japanese cities are so different from what my references are that things that are usually off the map for visitors become for me visual excitement and kick off further inspiration through my camera or my phone. These few images were shot during random walks
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There's a place in Budapest that should be visited exclusively in the coldest days of winter, that's the enclosed area where the imported soviet regimes's statues were relegated, not in faraway Magadan but just where they kind of belonged, on Balatoni út in a non descript suburb on the outskirts of Buda. I've been there in the warmer months but somehow it's so more inspiring in the coldest days of winter, first because it's so cold that there are barely other visitors, you have the whole stalag for yourself
Wine Tasting, Vineyards, in France