The Caucasus is one of the handsomest places I’ve been to. Everything coagulated in an extremely pleasant amalgamation in mind, something I’m eager to share. There isn’t the tiniest bit of logic in this collage of photos; call, if you may, the clam chowder resulting out of a long weekend nosing around the outer fringes of the Old Continent.
Ticking one off the bucket list: the Caspian sea en route to Baku, Azerbaijan.
Early morning in Tbilisi, where mirror windows are the new black.
The whole region has a thing for weird monuments. This is Yerevan, but it could be Baku, Tbilisi…
Street art in Yerevan.
The odd, the crumbling and the postmodern.
Borders shift, religions change, but what remains behind is always enthralling.
Your love and appréciation for these places shines through your images. Thé quirky monuments remind me of Moldova and Belarus.
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Well, I guess we can say they share a common pedigree!
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All this out of a long weekend? Fascinating collages – I’d love to see these places in person but I also know I am unlikely to get there anytime soon, so it’s fun to get a glimpse!
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Indeed, it was a productive time off. It’s surely someplace I’d warmly recommend, even though one really has to go there on purpose, can’t just ‘stumble’ there by happy coincidence!
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Your affection and appréciation for these spots radiates through your pictures. Thé eccentric landmarks help me to remember Moldova and Belarus.
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Hi there, thanks for the comment, glad you liked it!
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Beautiful, haunting photo of the Caspian Sea.
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Thanks! I loved seeing the Caspian, it was one of the highlights of the trip!
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