1st October 2009 20:04 Comments
Canon EOS 40D, Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 [1/160, 20mm, f/14, ISO 400]
Engelberg, Switzerland | Bad weather haven’t totally spoiled our skiing and finally a little bit of gorgeous Swiss Alps were shown. Just for only little moment. Whatever.
But on our way home, we’ve done a little beer shopping in a laaaarge mall near Lucerne, and then, an hour after we had wonderful dinner in Basel by mutafian.com incl. traditional Swiss cheese meals.
19:19 Comments
Canon EOS 40D, Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 [1/250, 15mm, f/14]
Titlis mnt., Engelberg, Switzerland | True swiss care for those who cannot see what he expected. You just need to clean the plate and find what you can see if there was nice weather — and there, at 3 238 m high — views are truly breathtaking. But you should really be careful there — the winds are really strong.
11th September 2009 1:17 Comments
Canon EOS 40D, Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6, 1/320, f/10 (See larger on Picasa Web Albums)
Sometimes breathtaking places are being just right near. Near I mean 230km away from Kyiv. This is Czerkasczyna (Cherkasska oblast), on the Hirskyi Tikych river. Just in the center of the Buki village.
12th June 2008 12:09 Comments
In Kyiv: so, we’ve got our luggage and drove to Boryspil airport. After 1,5 hours spent in 4 queues, we finally got aboard. Nothing interesting as for the flight, the only thing to mention is Moldavian Rugby Team flying with us to Tbilisi. Tough guys, with iPhones. A bit strange. 
We’ve seen all the Ukraine and Azov sea from 10km, but it became cloudy while approaching Caucasus Range. Nevertheless, we’re given a chance to see true mountains.
Just after not so soft landing we’ve notced our Mriya extra-large aircraft in Tbilisi airport (it could be seen in the background). Tbilisi met us with brand new airport, “Beeline” in Georgian, pretty warm weather and happy Giga.
The hotel (Spa, or Partizan) — mmm.. hotel? I suppose it was the greatest shock for us in Tbilisi. We’ve payed 120 USD for 2 nights, but. The cockroaches!!11 These palm-sized creatures made us consolidated in one room with bottle of cognac. Pfff… The thriller.
And in the morning, begun the first BarCamp Caucasus. We arrived to Georgian National Museum and saw lots of familiar faces — Latvia, Georgia, Kazakhstan..
…happy to meet us!
Organizers were cleaning open-air auditoriums from dust…
Participants were scheduling their presentations…
Soon Giga, Irene and Aja opened the event… And internet started going on.
Lots of attendees…
Kyrgyzstan & Ukraine
Lots of presentations…
… and lots of discussions.
When the first day ended we made a short uphill in the museum territory and made some shots:
We spent the evening of the first day in old downtown (that’s because we had found coffee there only).
Suddenly the weather became rainy, and we found shelter in a cozy Georgian cafe, with bottle of Alazan Valley white vine. That was great )
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