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V for victors
Russian veterans of World War II , living monuments of history. With their life and deeds closer to heaven than earth, like some kind of roadside grave-marks of past woven into the future. Heroes of the
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Rewind and Remind
Evacuation in Veliki Crljeni, near Belgrade, by Nemanja Jovanović One year ago Serbia was under water, cyclone Tamara caused floods all over the Balkans. Although the weather forecasts had been announcing a progressive increase of river-water level, authorities did not react on time.
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The Book
Finally, our first book is on it’s way. Thanx to Publikum printing company we got the best possible quality
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Viminacium excursion
Viminacium (1st century), October 2013.- On travel assignment for The Constitutional Court of Serbia I observed one of the most important archaeological localities and witness of Roman days in Serbia.
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Winterize in Sarajevo
This year Sarajevo photo festival Fotografija.ba was quite challenging. Kamerades photographers Nemanja Jovanović, Marko Risović and Saša Čolić were invited to give lecture about documentary photography today and mind process while developing a story.
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Power of image
Everything we know, everything we conclude about the world is visually perceived. So why negotiating that? http://www.bjp-online.com/british-journal-of-photography/news/2307127/french-newspaper-removes-all-images-in-support-of-photographers Image credit© Olivier Laurent
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Midnight in blue
PTICA, the only genuine jazz club in Belgrade, 30. April 2013.- Officially designated by UNESCO, International Jazz Day brings together communities, schools, artists, historians, academics, and jazz enthusiasts all over the world to celebrate and learn about jazz and its roots, future and impact;
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Gas pipeline explosion
Belgrade, 30. March 2013.- Massive fire that broke out near the Ibar Highway after a gas pipeline
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Coaching evil
Pit bull classes of behavior at Kafana bar Provalija (Chasm), Zemun key, Danube river, Belgrade, February 2013. Even today, 14 years after NATO bombing back in 1999. Serbia still suffers from