I was at the Olympus offices in Belgrade, testing their newest E-30 camera with my 50-200 lens. Through the window I saw several people at the other side of the building that were out on the terrace for a cigarette. I liked how those lines formed a pseudo 2D composition, so I took several shots. I still waited for a good moment. Suddenly, the people started going inside and I snapped the last and now my favourite frame. Green wall added a punch in what would otherwise be a black & white photo.

These are the compulsory water traffic signs. Sava river, Belgrade.

It’s kind of fun looking at the people from above.
This shipwreck is the symbol of Navagio beach on Zakynthos island, Greece.

Three lonesome swings. Waiting for the spring to come.

Just before we arrived at the beautiful Navagio beach on Zakynthos, Greece I took a picture of the life belts. The colours were stunning!

This is an extreme macro of colored crayons. It was taken with Canon PowerShot A620 camera, no DSLR here. It’s a P&S with great macro mode, you can get about 1cm from to the subject. However, when the camera is that close, it blocks the light. Fortunately, I mounted it on a steady tripod and used one very strong 2000w video light and bumped it off the ceiling in a tight, bright room. That was more than enough for 1sec exposure!

Strawberry splashing in yogurt. I used large translucent panel that I fixed on a stand where one speedlight was attached. The strobe was far enough from the panel to let the light spread and thus create a softbox-like lighting. The duration of a flash light was short enough to capture a moment.

Colored crayons with a zipper. Obviously, pencils and a zipper were photographed separately.
One large reflector was used, bounced off the ceiling.