Lost In Translation, Voodoo And Youth
First time visited Japan when I was 7. Things have changed since then, actually strike that,
I did…
or did I?…
First time visited Japan when I was 7. Things have changed since then, actually strike that,
I did…
or did I?…
Things you will need :
* 1 train
* 1 cop
* 50% confidence behind your own words
* 20% art of persuasion
* 20% of acting ability
* 10% of immodesty
* 0% of plan (b) if (a) fails…
I don’t usually do this, but I decided to share this with you, guys. I submitted one of my favorite shots to NG. This photo is very special to me. Let me know your thoughts… What does this photograph say to you?…
I couldn’t write a long caption on NG, but I hope you’ll be able to feel, what I felt, when I saw this through my lens.
My life’s credo is – I choose to collect memories instead of things…
Well, this one, is a very special memory of mine.
Here it is —
Togetherness Photo by Elena Levon — National Geographic
You can also rate this photograph on NG site, share it with your friends and show it some love ) I appreciate all your feedback.
love,
Lena. xo
ps – Here is a full story behind this shot – Mzungu in the mud
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The woman behind the lens…
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Russian Soul would not be complete without the Russian Extreme. They are like Yin and Yang.
Welcome to Russia ~ The Land Of Extremes…
Must admit – I love trains!
For me, it’s the most sensual way of travel.
I always find myself being taken by the sound of the tracks, the scenery and the fascinating stories that trains hold…
It’s a place where I feel like the road doesn’t have to end. That this life on the road is both, my salvation and my curse…
My friend once said;
” You will always be everywhere and nowhere ” – D.P.
He might be right.
However, even 1 second of being lost in this ecstasy, is worth the whole damn eternity in nowhere…
Black Rose of the desert, was a name given to me by a fellow traveler – David Cifuentes – photographer and explorer from Spain.
Last time I ventured into the desert was in March 2012, for my 28th Birthday.
This time, the group was bigger…
All photos of me, for the most part, were taken by amazing photographer, artist, world traveler, story teller and my friend, Zully Rosado.
Everyone who knew I was going to Cairo by myself, looked at me like I have completely lost it and in need of a medical treatment…