European Highlights: Prague

Ah Prague, was definitely a favourite. A mix of (mostly) old, cobbled streets, buildings that I'm sure had many tales to tell and a swig of modernism, architecture and retro-fitting. Also, a great place to stock up on film #bonus One such camera / photo store was Centrum FotoŠkoda. Located in central Prague, Vodičkova 37, 110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic, they can also be found on the interwebs here. Everything from digital, film, cameras, accessories, a huge range of just about every piece of photographic paraphernalia.

 

A fairytale sunset.

Prague, by night. Lamborghini

European Highlights: Venice

Venice, Italy. Floating / sinking, let's hope it sticks around for a good while longer. Full of history, rich in tradition. It was funny as I was wandering about these age old cities, wondering what the streets would have been like in an earlier time. Street stalls, fashion and now the modern equivalent. Gypsies were certainly common, I found it some times a little hard finding something a little unique, handmade from a local. Built upon tradition and not mass-produced rubbish. Apart from that, I enjoyed being there, in a place completely different to anywhere I have ever been and for me that was enough. More than sufficient, happily enjoying the company of my fellow travellers and time taking photographs.

"I don't often visit Venice, but when I do, I only shoot black & white film." I was kind of running out. Fortunately in Prague, I managed to pick some more up :)

Waterway. What a way to go, by boat.

Tour Guide / Group. Once we arrived at the most point of Venice, we all split into smaller groups, lunched, foraged (for masquerade masks) and ran into the occasional Minotaur as we attempted to navigate the mysterious labyrinth of pathways and footbridges to return back to the accomm.

Black and white tones, just perfect.

Ah you know just some famous tower in a famous square. "San Marco Campanile"

Mostly (a few) Minimalist Typewriter Shop, a selfie.

Sea Lane. A perfect day in Venice by seeing the sea.

St Mark's Square, which floods during the day. At around lunch the sea started making it's way through the drains. "Opposite Drains". Odd.

European Highlights: London

The flight to Heathrow via Hong Kong was the longest I had ever experienced. And, it certainly won't be my last. I love travel, I was so amazed by the unique flavours each city I've been to so far had on offer. Countries that are in some way related have a rich mixture of culture, which *but not limited to - include food, architecture are probably the most noticeable.

Hong Kong Airport / Structure.

First Stop "LIVERPOOL STREET".

Waterloo Bus Route