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Since July 2020, Israel is undergoing an unprecedented protest wave. Claims against government corruption in general and particularly against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu take people to the streets. This blog post contains a collection of video clips from the various dmeonstrations.

Israelis are fed up with the government and the Knesset parliament members, and with Prime Minister Netanyahu undergoing a corruption trial. Protests have been going on for a while, and here are some photos from one of the more intense ones.

Paddling in the Sea of Galilee when the only large natural fresh water lake in Israel is full, is a true delight. Here are some photos for inspiration…

Israelis wished for trees, green spaces and a café, most of them missed the sea, hugs and a grocery store, were looking for a quiet corner at home, and some wish to slow down. How did Israel experience the lockdown? Here are the notable findings from an independent survey conducted in a collaboration with XNET magazine.

Want to improve your flowers photography skills? You came to the right place! A short illustrated tutorial will give you some powerful tips!

Video editing and architecture – they meet in an interesting aspect. Watch and read about a short clip I edited, and taught me an important lesson about details.

Coronavirus lockdown limits our possibility to get away from home. It is an outstanding opportunity to rediscover our immediate environment. Here’s what I found in a radius of 100 meters from home. What did YOU find?

The Shikoku Pilgrimage is an inspiring route covering 88 temples in Shikoku island, Japan. If you have only a few days in the area, consider these day hike options, which can be a great introduction to the pilgrimage, where beautiful natural scenery, inspiring temples in exotic locations and lovely towns and rural areas blend into a holistic experience.

While traveling in Madagascar, I volunteered in Reniala Reserve and Lemur Rescue Center. Helping taking care of the Lemurs, being surrounded by magnificent flora and fauna, mainly the peculiar Baobabs, was an experience of a lifetime. Here’s a day in the reserve, by video and photos.

Located in south Serbia, Niš is a historical-cultural crossroads. Interesting archaeology, historical relics and monuments, and remains from troubled times, dot the city together with pleasant streets, vivid street life and nice modernist architecture.