Earlier this week I went for a walk accompanied by my favorite toy camera (Ultra Wide and Slim) and trusty Minolta X-GM to capture some interesting bits and pieces of the city of Zagreb.

I’m always drawn to pretty typography.

I feel endlessly fascinated with things people choose to display in their windows, which pieces of their homes, their private spaces they choose to show to the outside world. I guess that fascinates me in the same way I’m interested in which parts of themselves , which persona people choose to put on while interacting with others. I’m even more curious about objects people leave behind whey they move out, when they abandon their place. I think that’s why this little house left in a window of an empty (seemingly decaying) apartment caught my attention. There is something symbolic about it (whether people who left it there are aware of it or not) and it makes me wonder and make up various stories in my mind.

Lovely little boat in an old window, there must be some symbolism in that too :)

I really like old pharmacy scales, I’d love to have a pair.

There are times in life when you just have to stop and smell the film.

Books, books, books!

Creepy little  mannequin (with cool eyebrows though) contemplating something. What could it be?  Big bang theory? Alternative histories of the planet Earth? Neo-liberal dogma expressed in post-modernistic contemporary art? We will never know.

Seems that everyone’s a part of some grid and this lady taking a picture of her reflection  is no exception.

The truth may be, I just love taking boring pictures, so here’s a boring picture of one window, next to number one.

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Here’s another truth: today is Friday (yay! ) and I wish you all wonderful, warm, sunny, amazing weekend :)