I’ve waited a long time hoping to be able to post this, and finally, the time is here.

A while ago, Petra and myself took a friend of mine for a photo-shoot down to the Slovenian coast. It was a really sunny day, but most of all it was a hot day. Thanks to Samo’s reflector, our girl was even more hot, in more ways than one.

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At the NT conference in Portorož, an opportunity arose to take some photographs :-). Not being a guy to shy away from such chances I borrowed a friend’s Pentax K10D :-). Alongside Had, we tortured photographed Ana Papež.

There were a couple more shoots I want to post, but I’m a bit busy with everything…

A couple weeks ago, the largest student “party” event took place - Škisova tržnica. Apart from the really bad organization as far as photography is concerned, and the fact that I don’t like these types of mass events, the whole experience was interesting. Tiring, but interesting.

No, this photo is not photoshoped. It’s directly from the camera, with a slight adjustment of exposure.

Yesterday, we witnessed another attempt at the world record for the largest synchronized Quadrille dance performed to the music of Die Fledermaus (The Bat or literally, The Flutter-mouse), a comic operetta composed by Johann Strauss II.

Preliminary indications show the record was broken — there were around 27.000 dancers in a couple of countries among which Slovenia is leading the way. There were about 36 cities participating around the ex-Yugoslavia area.

And after the parade itself, the “party” and drinking continued over at Gospodarsko razstaviše.

A blogger friend of mine was also there, here are Petra’s photos.

Last weekend was a really nice one, the weather was quite ok. Unfortunately I didn’t have a lot of time due to a project I’m working on. But hey, you need to breathe a little. So, together with Petra, we went for a photo-hunt to the center of town.

Finally, some time to post pictures to my blog. I have a few posts planned, it’s been a while since my last one. Anyway, in the mean time, I’ve been in Barcelona for a business trip (a conference). I’ve had a little free time between the lectures and the weather was really nice (25°C) so I took the opportunity and took my camera with me.

Yesterday, I wanted to take a couple of shots of people taking pictures of people :). I wish I took more time. I’ll probably repeat the experience as soon as I get another chance.

Today, after a rough night, I went out fairly early. I wanted to buy a guitar, but unfortunately didn’t find any that would suit me. Afterwards I decided to take a walk across Ljubljana. Try my hand in street photography.

At Seka’s concert in Ljubljana, during the warm-up bands, the excitement in the public was overwhelming… people were screaming and shouting… or maybe not