Over my time in Belgrade I've worked to cultivate a collection of photos that describe the city without words. These are some of my favorites.
The National Assembly of Serbia may be my favorite building in the city- no matter what time of day it always looks pristine. Fun fact: I attended a lecture inside the building while here on a Dialogue of Civilizations last year
This is the view from Start Savski Most, the bridge I cross on my way to and from work each day. On the weekends I like to sit by the water and watch the light change at sunset over the city.
Kalemegdan Park, located within the Belgrade Fortress, is full of surprises. This view can be found by walking through three sets of walls within the structure and looks directly over the roof a church that is decorated entirely with mosaic tiles on the inside.
I took this shot on a walk to my bus stop. It shows only a fraction of Trg Slavia, or Slavia Square, known amongst the co-op students as the "roundabout of death" because of its size.
Believe it or not, this photo was taken on February 5th, just weeks after I arrived to a frozen tundra of a city.
This is one of the first photos I took when I returned to Belgrade, showing the communist architecture that is prominent in Novi Beograd.
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