möksä VS stadi

(p.s. The smugde on the picture to the left is the edge of an album. While taking a picture with a OneStep you have to cover the picture from sunlight as soon as possible, and I always use the object closest to me, it's easier that way. )

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 Espa & Stockholm

White stone

Apparently I fell in love with disposable cameras.

 Jeanette, who just happens to be a much appreciated soulmate. Best friends since the seventh grade.

Oh god, this place was amazing. An endless labyrinth of antique objects and retro clothing. In Villach.

"The mountain smoked beneath the moon" - J.R.R. Tolkien

Happy times in Villach

A moment of pure joy. Stupid jokes behind the camera made us laugh for sure. This picture was taken in Bled. Notice the little duckies.



We were heading to Villach, until we looked behind us. With screeching brakes we drove to the side of the road. We ran over the highway, next to fields full of cows just to capture this moment. Worth it!

Jeanette and I went on a roadtrip from Austria to Slovenia. This picture is taken next to the border while we were waiting in line. Hundreds of kilometers on the Autobahn followed this picture! When we returned from Ljubljana the day after we just didn't feel like returning home, so we decided to drive around the small centre of Villach. We made friends at a traffic light!

The view.

I. LOVE. ICECREAM. & The perspective in the pictures to the right is pretty cool.

The view from my balcony

A month ago this was the beautiful tree I got to look at when I drank my tea on my balcony. Sorry to say that the view is a bit more melancholic now that the leaves are gone. In the upper left corner you can see a fraction of the roof, sorry about that, but it kinda makes this picture a little bit more interesting, doesn't it? Either way, I'm just happy that I got a great picture while the tree was still this breathtaking.

Fredrikinkatu

Went for the 60's look

Ljubljana, Slovenia / Villach, Austria

A church on top of a hill in Villach. Wherever you turned to look there were mountains in the horizon.

The older part of Ljubljana. This city was filled with beautiful fountains,

not to mention the absolutely gorgeous river that ran through the city. 

We spent a lot of time just drinking coffee next to the river, there were cafés

everywhere. Legend says that a dragon was slain nearby, and that's where the famous Ljubljana Dragon's bridge myth derives from.

                 This picture taken from the highest tower in Ljubljana. I had my first bela kava there, loved it.                            

                  
A never-ending maze of rooms filled with antique and vintage/retro items.
 I call that heaven on earth.

 Visiting Bi-Ko-Fe. Nette's bear-decorated polaroid was still up on the wall!

The coffee shop where we witnessed Invader's art! This guy makes space invader mosaics and puts them up all around the world, and we accidentally stumbled upon one of his pieces. We had bought disposable cameras, so I took a picture of the space invader with one of those. I'll probably put the pictures from the disposable camera on here aswell.

 LAKE BLED.

The white spot on the left side of the picture is actually a church on a small island. There's a myth about the church bell. During the transport of the bell, a terrible storm struck the boat and sank it together with the crew and the bell, which to this day is said to ring from the depths of the lake. 

This was the first time I've ever seen mountains, can't say I was disappointed. Nette and I had an amazing trip together, thanks for everything!

Midsummer