a rural weekend
Pictures from Brezovica, from our day trip there on a beautiful Sunday not too long ago. (I can't take any credit for the photos, though, because they were taken by a friend of mine.)
This is the ideal Kosovar landscape, of course, from the window of a moving car :)
These strange haystack formations are common in every village in Kosova. The odd part, beyond the fact that I've never seen them anywhere else, is that you will never find one in use (ie. partially dismantled). It's a mystery.
Chickens!
This old woman from the small Serbian village was very cute, well, in a tough and worn out sort of way... she kept chuckling at the thought of us wanting to take a photograph of her.
The perfect album cover.
This is the ideal Kosovar landscape, of course, from the window of a moving car :)
These strange haystack formations are common in every village in Kosova. The odd part, beyond the fact that I've never seen them anywhere else, is that you will never find one in use (ie. partially dismantled). It's a mystery.
Chickens!
This old woman from the small Serbian village was very cute, well, in a tough and worn out sort of way... she kept chuckling at the thought of us wanting to take a photograph of her.
The perfect album cover.
posted by melissa at 4:12 p.m.
1 Comments:
What is that desk-like object under the tree? And it would make a smashing album cover... not least because there's a dearth of Kosovar influence on the global music scene.
Stuart :]
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