Vraca Memorial
“After World War II the fort in Vraca was abandoned as a military facility. Since Vraca, a battleground and scene of many casualties in the city of Sarajevo, had become synonymous with the resistance and the people’s fight against fascism, it was here that a Memorial Park was built and the fort designated for museum use.
Given its outstanding strategic position, affording a good view of the city of Sarajevo, during the 1992-1995 war the Vraca Memorial Park complex was used as a position from which the besieging forces could bombard Sarajevo with their heavy artillery and where snipers were positioned. The Vraca Memorial Park was one of several positions forming the encirclement around the besieged city where heavy artillery was located. The entire complex was laid waste, both the fort and the individual memorials on the one hand and the park areas, plateaux, steps etc on the other.”
Funds for its restoration and renovation have yet to be financed. Entire set of images can be viewed here : Vraca Memorial (Sarajevo)
Detroit
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- Industrialize This
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- The High Ambassador
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- Grow Around Me, Detroit
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- Inner City Blues
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- Dollhouse
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- Who's Afraid of Detroit?
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- Detroit, Lift Up Your Weary Head
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- A Grand Exit
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- Can Obama Really Win?
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- Santa's Coal
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- Broken City
Detroit is the only major U.S. city that looks south to Canada, see for yourself.
Sarajevo
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- And We Made From Water Everything That Is Living
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- United, We...
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- Governmental Blue
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- I'll Tell You What
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- Art Without Fame
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- Monsieur Le Chat for Buybook
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- That Night, by Paradise
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- Political Santas
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- These Are the Good Ole Days
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- Uneversitas Studiorum Sarajevoensis
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- Balance/Counter-Balance
Sarajevo was the first city in Europe to have a full-time (from dawn to dusk) operational electric tram line, introduced shortly after the city became part of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
San Diego
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- Feels Like Standing Still
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- On the Scales of Desire
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- Uplift
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- Shooting up Flares
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- I Can't Tell if I'm Still Dreaming
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- Color of Your Energy
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- Stealing Happy Hours
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- The Continuous Life, There is No End
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- Near Your Field of Gravity
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- Between This World And the Next
Charles Lindbergh flew off from San Diego on May 9, 1927, in the Spirit of St. Louis, headed for New York, and then non-stop to Paris.
Portraits
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- Portrait Series : Sarajevo
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- Portrait Series : Sarajevo
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- Portrait Series : Sarajevo
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- Portrait Series : Sarajevo
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- Portrait Series : Sarajevo
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- Portrait Series : Sarajevo
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- Portrait Series : Sarajevo
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- Portrait Series : Sarajevo
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- Portrait Series : Sarajevo
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- Portrait Series : Sarajevo
How to commemorate seeing your childhood friends for the first time after 15 years?
- Cheese, check.
- Smoked Meat, check.
- Drinks, check.
- One high watt bulb rigged into a desk lamp, then secured on top of a chair, check.
- Camera on a make-shift tripod made up of an ottoman and old thick encyclopedias, check.
- Feeling like you haven’t been absent for fifteen years: priceless.
Published
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- dbusiness Magazine
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- dbusiness Magazine
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- dbusiness Magazine
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- San Francisco Magazine : Obama Believe Photo
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- L'Esprit Decoration Magazine
