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A gorgeous and stunning view that is enticing enough to make me come back. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190341683-AHGV0EG3YSD86UP7YEU5/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Prague, The Golden City Photos are all about timing, light, and post processing. In this case, I got lucky with all 3. First, the sun was obscured by the clouds. Second, it was a golden hour, and with Prague’s colors, you just can’t go wrong. Third, the first two allowed for a good edit of the photo, helping me replicate what my eyes saw. The Charles Bridge was much less crowded than what I expected for a sunset scene but hey, I’m not complaining. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190792023-ZK9FKTAL6N4DG4VPIXCW/DSC_0494.jpg Blog - Prague, The Golden City I highly recommend seeing the city in the morning. This image and the next three were all from the second morning I woke up early (around 5 am, sunrise was extremely early). This perspective makes you further appreciate the beauty of the city. The statues become more provocative, indicative that they are the focal point of the bridge. The gothic and dark style of the bridge is contrasted with the light colors in the back, but this only draws you further into the mystery of the statues. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190928045-4WZ3XDECZOQBCIVILMT2/DSC_0511.jpg Blog - Prague, The Golden City Have I convinced you yet? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190139756-93J1RX0U5VELPVJ54MZS/DSC_0001.jpg Blog - Prague, The Golden City This picture captures all of what I think of Prague and its atmosphere. You have the fun, light-hearted nature of it with the bubbles, the bustling tourists, and the beautiful architecture and colors that paint the scene. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190221488-7PEO0KV5O60C745E14S5/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Prague, The Golden City Just to further emphasize the point above, it’s hard to tell where the plaza begins and ends. Even on a gray day like this one, the building colors provide sufficient vibrancy to compensate for the lack of sun, creating a lively mood. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190888411-VLZMBXYP8RVJIDZ4MX6G/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Prague, The Golden City Do it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505189850164-N02H0UUTT41WE0M8HUUQ/DSC_0031.jpg Blog - Prague, The Golden City https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190848591-6J3HH9HU39AHBAW934ZR/DSC_0504.jpg Blog - Prague, The Golden City Seriously. Stay up after a night out or just set your alarm early one morning. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190294390-4UCDDRG2U17QULGV3OTR/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Prague, The Golden City I’ve been adamant that sunsets are prettier the more complex they become. The more clouds, structures, and buildings that add depth, the less the sunset begins to stand out, and instead, it compliments the rest of the photo. A good sunset or sunrise photo is one that has a central focal point other than the light itself. In this one, the rolling green hills and the shimmering buildings of gold take on that role. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505191045909-SGSVCDVMZZK601D07V3J/DSC_0571.jpg Blog - Prague, The Golden City The backside of Prague (the camera's vantage point) is beautiful– much quieter and more serene, It provides a higher vantage point of the city. Less dense with tourists, this part of Prague is a chance to escape and immerse yourself with the architecture – to really feel it and appreciate it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190408963-OOP38DYHE0S3ASG7KKVQ/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Prague, The Golden City Just reemphasizing the previous two captions. How could you possibly take a bad photo? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190180292-GQUIBAXTN7J3B7V0BVXV/DSC_0031.jpg Blog - Prague, The Golden City The main square of Prague is a stunning site to see. Beautiful, complex, and rich in color, the plaza is a perfect place to grab a drink and appreciate the moment. With how it’s designed, you feel fully enclosed and surrounded, almost like you’re trapped. But let’s be honest, there are worse places to be stuck. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190527163-C82OGWLM7LIZAC8EHE71/DSC_0205.jpg Blog - Prague, The Golden City The one, the only, Trdelník. My only regret is not having more. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190646179-NPF6OK0TPPPP1A7C638L/DSC_0255.jpg Blog - Prague, The Golden City A rainbow of colors. I usually try to frame my photos with instances of curvature towards the back. This helps draw the viewer’s eye out, helping add depth to the image while also provoking the feeling of wanting more. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190749511-WBS4U7I29VCOP2XSHDLO/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Prague, The Golden City I love this image for the how the shadows contrast with the white and colorful buildings. The sunlight gets lost as it makes its way to the cobblestone streets but the tops of the buildings absorb it all and reflect proudly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505191096543-VJ69DYBVNAR3HDB44EP8/DSC_0773.jpg Blog - Prague, The Golden City Here’re two of my best friends. Just wanted to give them a shoutout for being a part of the journey and making Europe so incredibly fun. And yeah, I guess the backdrop is cool too. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505190692624-3MZ3U5XU9J83LDKM8IU0/DSC_0410.jpg Blog - Prague, The Golden City The Castle District of Prague is the top right corner of the image. It’s obvious that the District helped underline the message of the empire’s power and strength at its height. Visitors and constituents would see the castle kissed by sunlight, glowing in gold on a daily basis. Hard to argue against divine right with a picture like that. https://sinairanikhah.com/blog/2017/9/12/auschwitz-and-krakow-a-tale-of-two-27xbh monthly 0.5 2019-06-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505187620802-2X91C7WM00JFJAFEB52W/DSC_0374.jpg Blog - Auschwitz and Krakow, A Tale of Two https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505187763266-QSHS0AMWWJ02RX306FMS/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Auschwitz and Krakow, A Tale of Two Visitors walk through the main gate of Auschwitz in order to enter the camp. The message reads, “Work Sets You Free”, an ominous message for the prisoners who entered the camp, unknowing of what their fates were. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505188950291-5G26U5P5TZTPR2OK5N7G/DSC_0426.jpg Blog - Auschwitz and Krakow, A Tale of Two This is the last remaining gas chamber on the property (for both Auschwitz and Birkenau). The Nazis destroyed as much evidence as they could as they were fleeing the camps, and that included bombing their own facilities. Russian soldier recounts claim that the crematories and gas chambers were still running by the time they liberated the camps. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505189247042-MD1KRAPO6H19IIA3VIBJ/DSC_0463.jpg Blog - Auschwitz and Krakow, A Tale of Two The Wawel Castle is a beautiful area right by the water. The outermost ring is the same spot where we sat and listened to the musician as the sunset. Built in the early 1300’s for King Casmir III The Great, the castle has managed to remain in incredible shape. In addition, there is a “Dragon’s Cave” underneath the castle which a) provides relief from the heat and b) an extremely unique experience. Unfortunately it was too dark and I didn’t have a tripod to capture how it looked. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505189371532-YUTA5W11RWK3LOZJL907/DSC_0495.jpg Blog - Auschwitz and Krakow, A Tale of Two One of my favorite pictures from the city – my two friends walking ahead with that beautiful color progression in the buildings I talked about. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505187856388-P9TYE7IP9CTJU6026E0S/DSC_0417.jpg Blog - Auschwitz and Krakow, A Tale of Two The guard tower in the background allowed for there to be constant eyes on the prisoners as they went about their days. It’s important to remember that the Waffen-SS, the armed division of the Nazi party, ran the camps. This meant that most shared the same values and beliefs as Hitler, adding to the brutality of the camps. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505188072887-2S2IX709HJDNF2UX2QJZ/DSC_0420.jpg Blog - Auschwitz and Krakow, A Tale of Two Regardless of where you were in the camp, there was most likely a barbed wire fence to both your left and right. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505189475383-9CMACXBD441GHWCFE9MB/DSC_0574.jpg Blog - Auschwitz and Krakow, A Tale of Two St. Mary’s Basilica towers above the other buildings in the square. Completed in 1347 by Casmir III the Great, the Basilica now remains as a centerpiece in the square. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505189402662-EW0O1BU9PBT7GY5MW9L1/DSC_0506.jpg Blog - Auschwitz and Krakow, A Tale of Two An aerial view of the city. The architecture and coloring of the buildings is extremely noticeable in this shot, but it also captures how much smaller of a city Krakow is when compared to others we visited throughout the trip. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505189284494-JTAKP94NUHK7F229602M/DSC_0466.jpg Blog - Auschwitz and Krakow, A Tale of Two The Liban Quarry is another example of how times change and progress. The Nazis operated a labor camp here during WWII, but has become a place for friends to gather, have picnics, and cliff jump into the water. It was also used in 1993 for the filming of Schindler’s List. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505187808788-L12FZXZKVJWRX49HJCYV/DSC_0379.jpg Blog - Auschwitz and Krakow, A Tale of Two This is the original, but smaller Auschwitz camp. The multiple sets of barbed wire and electric fences to the left were meant to pose multiple barriers of exit, and kill you before you could escape. To the right were the barracks of the prisoners. https://sinairanikhah.com/blog/2017/9/11/berlin-the-grey-city-d46rk monthly 0.5 2019-06-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505186974848-11JZJB5FK23OS86KOLPB/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Berlin, The Grey City This is the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe. It is chaotic, bleak, and designed to feel like you’re lost, cramped, helpless, and unable to change the course of your life. The architect struggled to create something that depicted the experience that the Jews went through during WWII, but this Memorial was a glimpse into some of those feelings that one may have experienced. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505186298450-9OLHP73IPEJ5PDF4PEQL/DSC_0250.jpg Blog - Berlin, The Grey City I love the colors in this picture in addition to the composition. The depth created by the structure in the foreground while utilizing an “infinity zoom” make Berlin seem like a never ending city. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505186230276-7GXZFTIN1CY1WUDD7FZU/DSC_0243.jpg Blog - Berlin, The Grey City Berliner Dom https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505186337059-JNXOIGDW02HOOUS3GB2H/DSC_0261.jpg Blog - Berlin, The Grey City Taken from the top of the Berliner Dom, this vantage point offered a nice blend of the past and present. This is not the original church, with the first Berlin Cathedral being built in 1453 and transforming 5 times after the fact. With this Cathedral in particular you can find styles and techniques from the Renaissance, Brick Gothic, Baroque, Neoclassical, and Neo-Renaissance periods, each paying homage to the former Cathedral that was in its place. This one in particular, is heavily influenced by the Neo-Renaissance period. Furthermore, the transformation of the grounds in front of the Cathedral serve as a more modern way to use space and beautify a city. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505185742665-VLZXGO1MCDTIDH6YULPZ/DSC_0192.jpg Blog - Berlin, The Grey City https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505186411226-C2Y9RY4R74Z2PFA99ETX/DSC_0301.jpg Blog - Berlin, The Grey City This picture of the Berlin Wall is from the original location of the wall. Standing there and touching the concrete slabs that separated not only Berlin, but two hemispheres, was chilling. Near the wall are plaques and pictures of every individual who was killed trying to escape the Eastern side. It shows that ultimately in most instances, the people under a certain regime are not represented by that regime, and want the same basic freedoms that you and I desire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505186453118-3M7DKOBCC29M4Y2O1ER4/DSC_0312.jpg Blog - Berlin, The Grey City The Berlin Wall went through many iterations of the years. It first began as a barbed wire fence, but as more individuals tried to escape, the fortifications were built up more and more, leading to the concrete wall that was built in 1961. In this picture you can see the rebar that reinforced the concrete, making it into the terrifying symbol of oppression we all know it for. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505185929798-6EEC87HZLO7II69UCTI7/DSC_0192.jpg Blog - Berlin, The Grey City This is the Neue Wache, a memorial created post World War II by the Soviets in honor of the “Victims of Fascism and Militarism”. The architectural design of the building allowed for the visitor to become immersed within their thoughts, paving the way for reflection and respect. It was a very moving and beautiful place, transporting you to a part of time no individual would wish to relive. The one bit I’d like to clarify is that the Communist regime did not see themselves as peers to the Nazis and Fascists. While the irony is there in how the Soviets ruled through militarization, the memorial seems to have sent the message to the occupants of Eastern Berlin that no longer would people have to fear for their lives. Now this may not have been true, but it is an interesting nonetheless. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505186531282-Q2WCRM8V4HUR1ZO7F29J/DSC_0314.jpg Blog - Berlin, The Grey City As mentioned in a caption above, this is a memorial for the individuals killed by the Soviets as they were trying to escape. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505186133527-25ULWOB5FHUTQZHB7TAF/DSC_0229.jpg Blog - Berlin, The Grey City Berliner Dom https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505186069825-FA1BCT41Z3CJ4UACD8NZ/DSC_0226.jpg Blog - Berlin, The Grey City This picture, along with the next two are from the Berliner Dom, or Berlin Cathedral. I think this may take the cake for the most beautiful interior out of all the churches we saw on our trip. You’re immediately drawn to the focal point of the interior. The marble columns accented by gold create a larger than life feeling as do most places of worship. The design and the detail stand out, all culminating into the beauty that it is. https://sinairanikhah.com/blog/2017/9/11/amsterdam-venice-of-the-north-akbxd monthly 0.5 2019-06-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505185079420-H3IYNBU6K0IL6MQJA44U/99.jpg Blog - Amsterdam, Venice of the North Taken inside the Rijksmuseum, this suit of armor was perfectly displayed within the exhibit. Placed at an angle that naturally gave half the suit a shadow, the light tells two different stories. On the left, one of despair and death, while the right represents the glamor and fame that came with being a knight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505184767748-T6L22EKRGTBAMWM96HPS/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Amsterdam, Venice of the North Two things stick out to me in this picture. First, the bikes. Lots and lots and lots of bikes. Lots of em. Second, the graffiti. What is distinct about the graffiti (and you should be able to tell from this angle) is that it doesn’t interfere with the vines nor physical structure of the building. The artist chose to include these element into his or her piece . The simple existence of this street art speaks to the mutual respect between the building owner and the artists. Each acknowledges the other’s form of expression. The owner left the graffiti up, and the artist didn’t destroy the integrity of the building. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505185049842-LUS7WLAFIP9UFNY6W4I6/8.jpg Blog - Amsterdam, Venice of the North I think this picture is the closest I’ll ever get to experiencing Night at The Museum in real life. The focus of the balding gentleman in the lower center of the photo allows Rembrandt’s The Night Watch to come alive. The centermost figure in the painting gestures to the crowd as if he’s critiquing the man below him for not wearing a wig–because that balding is worthy of a Rogaine commercial. On the left side of the painting, the pointing figure also seems to transcend the canvas and gesture aggressively at the crowd. This painting is unlike anything I have ever seen. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505184808287-IEAN5L0KJCYHBSP1GSZ7/4.jpg Blog - Amsterdam, Venice of the North This was taken within the Rijksmuseum, one of my favorite museums from the trip. This particular piece is one of the largest constructed paintings in the world, (it is made up of multiple canvases placed together). Further down, another photo demonstrates the scale of the painting, but I particularly like the contrast the gentleman on the left provides in comparison to the artwork. The artwork truly comes alive in this piece – it seems more rounded, more three dimensional, more real. And for a fraction of a second you wonder if it is alive. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505185137751-D266N4PC7J61I9BM3Z7C/999.jpg Blog - Amsterdam, Venice of the North This picture seems to have tricked a lot of people so far. Look in the bottom right corner and you’ll see my friend Eric. The window, the mirror, and the shadows all come together to create a mood that impacts everyone a little differently. It’s personal, it’s meant to be interpreted on a case by case basis rather than carry one distinct message. Here, we get an insight into Eric’s interpretation of the play of light, as it subtly highlights his profile. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505184883701-I7YADNDPQDBZZWXQKBO4/5.jpg Blog - Amsterdam, Venice of the North This is a piece of the famous “I Amsterdam” sign with the Rijksmuseum featured in the back. Again, we’re going back to the topic of contrast. In the background there is an older, more traditional representation of art, and in the foreground there is a more modern piece. But even with all their differences they manage to mesh and create a beautiful scene for the city of Amsterdam. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505182261229-XRTR0ZYVASS5ZGHCYZVQ/1.jpg Blog - Amsterdam, Venice of the North What I love most about this picture is how there is a boat docked on the river for every car that’s on the road. Like I mentioned above, I think a lot of Amsterdam’s beauty comes from the contrast between different elements in the city. In this case, the cars and boats add depth to the image, bringing out the trees and highlighting the tower structure in the back. The lines of cars and boats create focus towards the middle of the image. So as you scan outwards the rest of the image comes together to complete the scene. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505182198141-F4GFSL6BAKBGBLWI61FF/1.jpg Blog - Amsterdam, Venice of the North https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505184982294-Y7QS70E2N4EZ4GNEXS1Q/7.jpg Blog - Amsterdam, Venice of the North Biking in Vondelpark is a beautiful and wonderful experience that seems to transcend time. Seconds feel like minutes, minutes like hours, and hours like days–but this carefree aura is what makes Amsterdam, Amsterdam (and no it wasn’t the weed). https://sinairanikhah.com/blog/2017/9/11/munich-the-world-city-with-heart-bn7ls monthly 0.5 2019-06-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505151437191-5F7XBL1548JM9KZQT8Y3/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Munich, The World City with Heart This picture puts the biggest smile on my face every time I see it. The man’s face seems to display two emotions through his features. One is regret, for a past that could have gone differently, a past that may have involved concert halls and orchestras instead of parks. But the other emotion, the one that lights up his face, is content and appreciation for what is still possible. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505151310554-O3Q25INMK03VTNC7YG6P/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Munich, The World City with Heart Seeing these older gentlemen playing together with such joy was a true pleasure to experience. You felt at home, you felt welcomed, and you felt that even with their age and the events they’ve lived through that, ultimately, the sun will rise again and we’ll be just fine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505151252487-2MXVVLBUTTMKQN1NJA6S/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Munich, The World City with Heart This gorgeous tower in Marienplatz stood out from the rest of the architecture in the square. Although very rigid and aggressive, the warm tones make the building seem inviting and speak to the welcoming nature of the city. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505151278801-DPHKUUNRKJE4IWP8NRSK/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Munich, The World City with Heart Another view of the tower but with the city in the background. I like the composition of this photo because the tall and striking tower in the foreground seems supported by the rest of the city. I also think the black and white adds an element of simplicity and serenity. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505151513149-H42OMRD9J9YSNM49R5KD/DSC_0576.jpg Blog - Munich, The World City with Heart Munich is defined by its people, and seeing these old friends intensely play and laugh through a game of Bocce ball was refreshing. It was a nice change of pace. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505151461332-635YVS1WR0TRA6BTWQPA/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Munich, The World City with Heart nyone who has been to Munich or is an avid surfer knows about the river surfing here. Head to Englischer Garten and catch some waves, or just watch in awe as I did. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505151344476-O8SB058QNQE5EAK2AF9L/DSC_0511.jpg Blog - Munich, The World City with Heart This is Odeonsplatz. What I love most about this picture is the transformation from this to the scene pictured above. The platz that was once lined with Nazi soldiers and flags is now a place where tourists of different races and religions can stand. It serves as a constant reminder of progress. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505151222401-GUF70B0Q4JHU0X9TYE70/DSC_0511.jpg Blog - Munich, The World City with Heart https://sinairanikhah.com/blog/2017/9/11/fssen-the-birthplace-of-cinderella-7gbcj monthly 0.5 2019-06-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505149911692-IE8KN1BITZ54651NUOTV/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella Walking along the cobblestone streets you get the feeling that Füssen was designed with nature in mind. The vibrant colors of the buildings are highlighted by the sun, the shadows it casts adding depth and structure, constantly changing the mood of the city as the sun rises and falls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505149982511-IAUB96B8TQRU2O9HMMGC/DSC_0072.jpg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella Forever thankful for beautifully designed buildings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505150544371-5T0RZZ361NVZJGDIAOEJ/DSC_0264.jpg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella If you’ve ever been to Füssen, sadly, you’ll know that this spot isn’t as quiet as you’d like. Most tourists end up here after they see the castles, but I was lucky enough to capture it in such an intimate setting. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505149867318-TPN7KC0SOA15BKJG33TR/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505150053330-FCZ5R1I7W9AN9L5VFAPF/DSC_0324.jpg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella There are two castles pictured here. The one on the left is the Neuschwanstein Castle and the one in the middle is Hohenschwangau. The latter served as King Ludwig’s home while growing up. He began to build Neuschwanstein because he wanted a bigger and better castle with a nicer view…all for himself. A bit selfish, but in the end he never saw the completion of the castle. 6 weeks after his death, tourists were paying to visit the castle out of a fairytale. They’ve been doing so ever since. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505150693311-0RCISHGKB4KOL0XYCE4V/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505150448279-E4XGPS581OYIZCCOB52H/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella This may be one of my favorite pictures from the entirety of the trip. Apart from increasing contrast and adjusting both highlights and shadows, this picture conveyed a dark, ominous mood from the onset. The rolling fog had engulfed the castle, breaking apart for just enough time for me to capture this image. Like I said above, Ludwig built this for himself, and had garnered a reputation for being crazy and volatile. I can only imagine the rumors that passed around back then as the townspeople looked up and saw something very similar to this. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505150718422-G2XK9ZKHOL4L3HF1ZXJA/DSC_0402.jpg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella These two pictures were taken at the Ziegelwies Füssen Forest Centre, and drive home the idea of coexistence with nature that I mentioned above. As you walked from bridge to bridge, you saw that the engineering was designed to enhance the surroundings – that on their own, the bridges wouldn’t have been as stunning. However, when combined they create an experience unlike any other. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505149945595-QA97U7MPJQ4UNLQ93IJP/DSC_0046.jpg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella I call this one “Ball of Sugar”, a concoction of fried dough, chocolate, and a variety of toppings. On our second day we walked around 15 miles, and these tasty snacks provided a much needed boost when we started to tire out. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505150634961-0SCO5NC76JE3RYN782RU/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella However, you can get away from the tourists relatively quickly. There is an abundance of hiking and walking paths around the town, allowing you to escape civilization for hours on end. What I love about this picture is the contrast in size between my two friends and the trees. As you’re walking beneath the canopy you feel an air of wisdom, an understanding. These trees have been hardened by the cold winters and speak to the importance of resilience. They embody grit and are living proof that if you hold your ground, you can weather the worst of storms, and maybe, just maybe, defy time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505150324983-5720NV20BPRLISN0JHG4/DSC_0287.jpg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella I love this picture for a lot of reasons. I think the way the trees are layered and stacked makes for a unique transition in the eyes of the viewer as you move between the buildings in each corner. The structures provide a stark contrast from the rest of the scenery and it makes for a more magical setting, as if the buildings don’t belong…but yet there they are. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505150820184-D5Y2BQA6RNAQ19SUYFK1/DSC_0419.jpg Blog - Füssen, The Birthplace of Cinderella The true Kings of Bavaria (sorry King Ludwig). https://sinairanikhah.com/blog/2017/9/11/vienna-the-imperial-city-cs3wj monthly 0.5 2019-06-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505147130615-7YSBEROTMZ41C5340JG9/DSC_0109.jpg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505148588296-8C3VGSFO1N4PMLWTMN2V/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City I found this gentleman recreating the painting in front of him. He was focused amidst the constant footsteps that echoed throughout the halls of the museum. I observed him for about 5-10 minutes. He was meticulous, standing up in between strokes to compare his work with the original. You could tell that he had already spent multiple days working on it and was committed to spending even more. Sometimes, you have to tip your hat and say, “well done.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505147653223-INLDXFE84AL3FM6T9QBG/DSC_0639.jpg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City This is the first of many photos that really portrays that “Imperial City” vibe. The magnitude of everything, especially in this area of the city was astounding, and I think the juxtaposition of the biker and the building really exemplifies that. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505148743304-DM1BVEFJ79QZ6JDBMFY4/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City The Tiergarten Zoo is the oldest zoo in the world, and visiting it was one of the highlights of our trip. The day we visited this zoo, I was able to get as close as I’d ever been to my favorite animal: the tiger. These beautiful beasts are sleeping peacefully, and for about 10 minutes I just snapped and observed. Although they were on the other side of a thick glass screen, I was able to appreciate them in all their beauty. Tigers are an endangered species, and to learn more about these incredible creatures and how to help them, check out the link here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505148829367-BWGWKZMJJZ9CEQJV17W7/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City And finally, the view from the top of the Schönbrunn Palace: one of my favorite views in all of Europe. The attention to detail and symmetry is truly remarkable for a project of this size and scale. It continues to amaze me to this day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505148879591-1W1FV4LA6MQTS3CRU8DI/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City This ferris wheel, Wiener Riesenrad, is located inside the Prater – Vienna’s amusement park. With rides that make you get close and personal with death, fake ice cream cones that are only cream (c’mon), and attractions that make you go “Is this legal?” Prater was one of the more unique places in Europe. It was an absolute blast, and at the heart of it was this ferris wheel built in 1897. Having survived both World Wars, the ferris wheel is a symbol of perseverance for the people of Austria. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505148941605-V76P8JUI47GCEGKYKHZB/DSC_0220.jpg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City On our final day in Vienna, we found a popular canal on the Danube River that was covered in graffiti. All artwork here is legal, and the street artists of the city let their imaginations run wild. They create beautiful works of art that contrast the historic canal with modern day expression. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505149026362-WHWHO4CKCXWULDNW67Q3/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City This is one of my favorite pictures from the whole trip. The timing, the colors, the warmth, and the shadows all come together to create an image that represents a gateway to a proud and historical city. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505148641809-OFICDS6CUYNFKSTI38FH/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City The Schönbrunn Palace Gardens were simply stunning. Again and again you were reminded of how small you were in comparison to everything around you, highlighting the power, wealth, and reverence this city once maintained. The view from the top of the Gardens (below) really put it all into perspective. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505147926416-TJ7GV7DHYS928XG8VH14/DSC_0659.jpg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City There is no story behind this picture. It simply embodies what Vienna is; a vibrant city that has managed to combine its roots with the lifestyle of tomorrow. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505148671338-53ZBAPD362P7HCC6ZV8V/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City At the top of the Gardens was the final building, that when climbed gave you a phenomenal view of the city and the Palace. Incredible symmetry was consistent throughout the grounds, and every glance seemed to satisfy that innate desire for perfection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505148115632-MY6U45KRE219PL3NLYQJ/DSC_0829.jpg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City This photo was taken inside the Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien (Museum of Art History), one of my favorite museums from the entire trip. The journey it took you on was overwhelming at times. The corridors seemed to never end and you found art displayed in unique and interesting ways with every turn, as seen above. The shadows add another element of depth to the statue. There are two stories told in this photo: one by the shadow and one by the statue. Although neither is visible in its entirety, they come together to offer something new and unique. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505148989821-0UB7VY839DX8PDUO4EES/image-asset.jpeg Blog - Vienna, The Imperial City I think we can all agree that historic European cities look better at night. Vienna is no different. https://sinairanikhah.com/blog/2017/9/10/budapest-the-heart-of-europe-786s9 monthly 0.5 2019-06-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505099608878-6O2DQWNVY73OX7F74IEL/DSC_0320.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe 10/10 would visit again. This vantage point captured Budapest in its glory. The pointed building in the background is Parliament. What was really dope about Budapest was the ability to walk in and out of areas and not know if you were in tourist heavy spots or residential places and this vantage point was another example of that. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505099916007-W9N3BZ5TDNJ6HFFI869I/DSC_0384.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe Fisherman’s Bastion sits on highest hill in Budapest and within its walls are countless shops, restaurants, street vendors, and artists who all come together to make the Bastion a thriving place. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505099287097-UNCTSQYMWP48ISE1TK6F/DSC_0184.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe Budapest was beautiful at night, and the vibrant lighting of St. Stephen’s Basilica only added to the magical aurora of it all. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505099718286-009BK9EO62KHM5D31TUM/DSC_0354.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe Altering a picture in post production to be black and white is a bit intimidating. There’s something in these images that causes the viewer to analyze the picture with a more critical eye–maybe it’s the lack of color, maybe they think they are missing something. However, I think historical architecture tends to shine in B&W images. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505100006930-OIB2OVLWZBP6DBMI9CWW/DSC_0430.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe Hello, little one. Again, I feel like the B&W photography adds another element to this photo and I was lucky enough to have this cutie pie look directly at me for the image. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505099258764-A6Z5QDMMGSQZEC2LO3C3/DSC_0151.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe Another from within the castle. Historical buildings always surprise me with the level of detail that went into them – this building was no different. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505099233907-6VP53GT4QYK9EYA67TZ3/DSC_0149.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe Another photo from within the castle. I couldn’t help but feel envious of whoever was able to call this their home. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505098600031-ESLYZZSQUMT1FMSH16GC/DSC_0320.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505099145061-FSGIA22DSYDOJ9S7SMX1/DSC_0134.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe This is easily one of my favorite photos from the trip. The Vajdahunyad Castle sparkled with a hint of magic the second I saw it. It immediately took me back to a time where Kings fought for land, Knights clanked around in armor, and Medieval Festivals were the real deal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505099567439-WVPY3N63DLREVJ09ML3I/DSC_0313.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe When I first got into photography I had a friend tell me how important it was to stop and look around every so often. On our hike up to the highest vantage point I did just that and found this gorgeous view of the city through the trees. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505098696252-QQOAGMYWRNLELG64KOK1/DSC_0037.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe Places of worship usually result in beautiful photographs due to their design. Every inch of these buildings are utilized to enhance the beauty of the structure. From the vast windows coated in a rainbow of colors to the intricately-designed tiling that reflects the incoming rays of light, religious buildings seem to foster thought and reflection. I really like this photo because I think it highlights the relationship between man and God. The gentleman in the photo is small when compared to the grandness of Matthias Church, which is how most religious texts depict God. One who is larger than life itself and seems to always be in control, which is depicted by the ability of the church to “change” appearances as each second of daylight passes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505099106596-Z77UG2RY7A7EYZ1IQ9N3/DSC_0055.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe It shouldn’t surprise you that Budapest is a tourist city. However, it’s always easy to spot the difference between a tourist and a local, and I think that this picture captures the divide between the two groups. The individuals in the foreground, the two gentleman on the right and the lady in the orange, were operating at a much different pace than everyone else. I’ve always wondered how people who live in these types of cities deal with the hoards of tourists, but like everything else, it simply becomes routine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505098742338-CLUIRQ3O29TU6TMUJ2KU/DSC_0048.jpg Blog - Budapest, The Heart of Europe In terms of architecture, Budapest was one of the more beautiful cities my friends and I visited. The historical buildings were well maintained, but what I enjoyed the most was how well the modern infrastructure had been blended into the city. Sidewalks, roads, and street signs didn’t detract from the historical attractiveness of the Budapest, instead they highlighted it. https://sinairanikhah.com/blog/2017/9/11/the-paradox-of-german-pride-92kdx monthly 0.5 2019-06-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505146156135-X0AHH5GESSA6OAC3QR8I/DSC_0399.jpg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride Auschwitz Concentration Camp – Oswiecim, Poland. Personal items like shoes were taken from the prisoners and recycled with the same purpose above – the war effort. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505145827291-431C3744T3INDSGFLQPP/DSC_0194.jpg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride Shoes on the Danube Bank – Budapest, Hungary. This memorial was conceived by Film Director Can Tongay and is to honor the lives of the Jews who were killed by Fascist members of the Arrow Cross militiamen. The Jews were ordered to take their shoes off on the bank so that when shot the river carried their bodies away. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505146102037-RMTQBGL7ZNRVDBI0OSQ3/image-asset.jpeg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride Auschwitz Concentration Camp – Oswiecim, Poland. Prisoners were told to bring their valuable belongings on their journey to concentration camps, but Nazi officials encouraged metals especially. Items like pots and pans were commonly taken from the prisoners, melted down, and used for the war effort. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505145773431-FT801VOXU8A1SINHU0OA/DSC_0196.jpg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505145891673-GQZA5Y0QAHX7R6ISXFS4/DSC_0170.jpg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride House of Terror – Budapest, Hungary. A museum dedicated to detailing the life of Hungarians under Nazi German rule. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505145942100-DVU99B73D9Y36T3YFBUU/image-asset.jpeg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride Odeonsplatz – Munich, Germany. During Nazi rule, new recruits swore their loyalty to Hitler in this plaza. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505146429806-YDANYLKHQA1DWFU26Z95/DSC_0364.jpg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe – Berlin, Germany. Also known as the Holocaust Memorial, this site, designed by architect Peter Eisenman and engineer Buro Happold, is to honor the Jewish victims of the Holocaust. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505146025635-F8LR64K8JV9DB7GF7QF4/DSC_0387.jpg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride Auschwitz Concentration Camp – Oswiecim, Poland. Empty gas canisters used for Hitler’s Final Solution are in display within shacks at Auschwitz. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505146323156-MUKED91X14NNUUBFSIK9/image-asset.jpeg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride Auschwitz Concentration Camp – Oswiecim, Poland. A closer look at the barbed wire and electric fences. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505146381137-77HWO3EW2SZD78OWFAFV/DSC_0455.jpg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride Auschwitz Concentration Camp – Oswiecim, Poland. Between 6-8 prisoners were assigned to these congested sleeping quarters that often had rats, feces, or dead bodies present throughout. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505146246282-2MTTPQP5AAJ914HN8YQ6/image-asset.jpeg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride Auschwitz Concentration Camp – Oswiecim, Poland. Simply put, hygiene was not present amongst the prisoners in the camps. Even simple items like brushes for shaving were taken up by Nazis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54ea46e2e4b0feaa4772b0bc/1505146294795-PQ20FRT6ZKQRTDUB6WSV/image-asset.jpeg Blog - The Paradox of German Pride Auschwitz Concentration Camp – Oswiecim, Poland. Auschwitz was designed so that you were not able to leave. 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