The Namib desert is the oldest desert in the world, stretching over a distance of more than 1300 km along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, from the southern border of Angola, across the entire territory of Namibia, all the way to the northern part of South Africa. The Namib […]
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Cheers to all beautiful Ladies!
Dear Readers, can you imagine the giant skyscrapers, Central Park, Statue of Liberty, Times Square? When you see a picture of the Empire State Building, can you correctly guess that it is an image of New York? Does it seem easy to you (even though you may have never gotten […]
Read MoreNamibia Part 4 – Sossus Dune Lodge
To see the true beauty of Namibia every tourist should be armed with incredible patience. You have to be prepared for many hours of travel by car, during which dried meat from kudu and ostrich will serve as the only snack in more than 35 degrees heat (the meat does […]
Read MoreNamibia Part 3 – Tropic of Capricorn
As we all know, the Earth’s illumination is not consistent throughout the year. It depends on our planet’s axial tilt in relation to its orbital axis as well as the Earth’s rotation. The Tropic of Capricorn (23°26′22″) is one of the most important geographic locations, with the Sun turning around […]
Read MoreA Real New Yorker?
They say that after you have lived in NYC for over 10 years, you can surely claim to be a New Yorker. But we all know that to live in NYC and to be a true New Yorker are two completely different things. How can this “true inhabitant”, this YOLO […]
Read MoreHeavenly Bodies – The Cloister
Heavenly Bodies – an exhibition opened during one of the most media covered events held annually on Fifth Avenue – Met Gala is spread out over 25 art galleries from the Medieval and Byzantine Hall in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Anna Wintour Costume Center, to The Met Cloisters constructed […]
Read MoreHeavenly Bodies – Fashion and the Catholic Imagination
Heavenly Bodies – Fashion and the Catholic Imagination is one of the most interesting exhibitions this season, held in New York. And although the Metropolitan Museum of Art has countless fans and needs no introduction, the new exposition is bound to convert many non-believers to contemporary art and fashion. Heavenly […]
Read MoreSiedlce – A Friendly City
I would like to dedicate this post to a city that will always have a very special place in my heart. It is a city in which I started to dream for the first time and where the correct course for my dreams was set out. The place where I […]
Read MoreTimes Square
New York is usually associated with financial sharks, colorful performances on Broadway, grand concerts in a concert hall, and unique exhibits you will see in its many museums. But is New York only the world capital of culture and financial tycoons? Absolutely not! Today, nobody is surprised by the […]
Read MorePier 17
After the long and frosty winter, the long awaited and equally unprecidable summer has finally arrived in New York. However, with the scorching heat coming down from the sky, the temperature exceeding 30 Celsius degrees each day, and not a cloud being visible, nobody feels like squeezing through the crowds […]
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