PhotoPlanet

Married to the... book :)

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Photo by: Magdalena Jović

Lazy day

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Novi Sad

Photo by: Magdalena Jović

What's left...

2009-04-15T16:38:00.001+02:00

Photo by: Magdalena Jović

Raven

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Photo by: Magdalena Jović

Untitled

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Photo by: Magdalena Jović

Surrealistic aspect of autumn

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Photo by: Magdalena Jović

His peacock majesty

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Photo by: Magdalena Jović

The autumn drive

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Photo by: Magdalena Jović

The power

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Photo by: Magdalena Jović

You... are... so... beautiful...

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... even if you're mad at the whole world :)

Photo by: Gradimir Jović

The man who caught the sun

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My husband had once caught the sun on the river called Drina.

Photo by: Magdalena Jović

Frida

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Frida Kahlo (1907-1954), Mexican Painter.

From 1926 until her death, the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo created striking, often shocking, images that reflected her turbulent life. Kahlo was one of four daughters born to a Hungarian-Jewish father and a mother of Spanish and Mexican Indian descent, in the Mexico City suburb of Coyoacán.

She did not originally plan to become an artist. A polio survivor, at 15 Kahlo entered the premedical program at the National Preparatory School in Mexico City. However, this training ended three years later when Kahlo was gravely hurt in a bus accident. She spent over a year in bed, recovering from fractures of her back, collarbone, and ribs, as well as a shattered pelvis and shoulder and foot injuries. Despite more than 30 subsequent operations, Kahlo spent the rest of her life in constant pain, finally succumbing to related complications at age 47.

During her convalescence Kahlo had begun to paint with oils. Her pictures, mostly self-portraits and still lifes, were deliberately naive, filled with the bright colors and flattened forms of the Mexican folk art she loved. At 21, Kahlo fell in love with the Mexican muralist Diego Rivera, whose approach to art and politics suited her own. Although he was 20 years her senior, they were married in 1929; this stormy, passionate relationship survived infidelities, the pressures of Rivera's career, a divorce and remarriage, and Kahlo's poor health. The couple traveled to the United States and France, where Kahlo met luminaries from the worlds of art and politics; she had her first solo exhibition at the Julien Levy Gallery in New York City in 1938. Kahlo enjoyed considerable success during the 1940s, but her reputation soared posthumously, beginning in the 1980s with the publication of numerous books about her work by feminist art historians and others. In the last two decades an explosion of Kahlo-inspired films, plays, calendars, and jewelry has transformed the artist into a veritable cult figure.

Taken from http://www.fridakahlo.com/
Photo by: Nickolas Muray
Transformation by: Magdalena Jović

Kaona interior_01

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Orthodox churches are REALLY impressive!

Photo by: Magdalena Jović

The yellow eye

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Photo by: Magdalena Jović

Sunset

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Photo by: Magdalena Jović

History

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Long time ago... :)
Šta je bilo, bilo je...

Photo by: Magdalena Jović

Motherhood_01

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Catchy, isn't it?

Photo by: Magdalena Jović

Cloudy...

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Photo by: Magdalena Jović

Welcome! / Dobrodošli! / Witam!

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Welcome to my Planet. My PhotoPlanet. Close-ups, fragments of the nature, buildings, people, my crazy ideas how to catch SOMETHING and make it SOMETHING INTERESTING - that's what you will mostly see and experience here. Cross the Gate and Enjoy.

Witam na mojej planecie. Mojej FotoPlanecie. Zbliżenia, fragmenty przyrody, budynków, ludzie, moje szalone pomysły na to jak złapać COS i z tego czegoś zrobić COS INTERESUJACEGO - głównie to tu zobaczysz i tego doświadczysz. Przejdź przez Bramę i Używaj.

Photo by: Magdalena Jović