Wonder how it is to fly above islands, beaches and sea? Our fellow Paul Prescott inaugurated a photo exhibition at the Bistro Fotić in Zagreb with some amazing pictures of Croatia, seen from the sky.
Pictures will be available at the bistro till tomorrow, so hurry up to see them while having a nice glass of wine or a tasty dinner. EDIT: I’ve just been told the expo will last until March 🙂
Here’s a short preview. Try to guess where they were taken from:
Paul Prescott was interviewed by NovaTV about his experience living in Croatia as a foreigner. Paul has been living in Croatia for the last 7 years and works as a freelance photographer. He currently works as a photographer and filmmaker for the Cevapi Club. He recently shot Dubrovnik for Singapore Airlines and Zagreb for Turkish Airlines.
Some days ago, we drove down to the little town of Jelah (near Doboj, in Bosnia and Herzegovina) to meet the Archbishop of Sarajevo, Cardinal Vinko Puljić. We wanted to know how the Catholic community was preparing the arrival of Pope Francis in Sarajevo the 6th of June, and how they were feeling about it. Read more →
We are back from Skopje. In more than one week there, we’ve managed to meet a lot of people, taste local cevapi, write tons of stories, feel melancholic, party till morning and even find a new member for our Cevapi Club! Read more →
Our day two in Skopje ended with a mix of rakija and ouzo and with our Macedonian friends celebrating the first three resignations in PM Gruevski’s crew: Sasho Mijalkov, Gordana Jankuloska and Mile Janakieski left the team. Isn’t this a starting point for a change?
Part of the Cevapi Club is now in Skopje in Macedonia, covering the protests against Nikola Gruevksi’s conservative regime. Since May the 5th, thousands of people are gathering every day at 6PM in front of government’s building asking the PM Gruevski to step back. (See the picture here below).
ZAGREB: INmusic festival 2015 is celebrating its 10th anniversary with an amazing line-up of artists from 22-24 June 2015. This year again on the island of Jarun lake, Croats and fans from all over Europe will gather to dance to the rhythms of Florence + the Machine, Franz Ferdinand and Placebo to mention just a few, in Croatia’s largest open air festival.
This weekend, we went to Slavonia to see what people think about the independence of Liberland. In general the trip looked somehow like this (for hours):
Savamala, urbanism and politicsMay 31, 2016 - 10:40 am
Protest as a Spectator SportDecember 9, 2015 - 4:05 pm
Albanian Raki, a Rugged NurseNovember 19, 2015 - 5:32 pm
On the Refugee Crisis’ Balkan HeritageSeptember 30, 2015 - 5:48 pm
Could One of the World’s Biggest Bank Scandals Be Good for Russia?September 16, 2015 - 4:47 pm