Just like the title says, here you'll see some unpublished photographs, thrown from one of my many old folders directly into this post.
Here you can take a look at the red dawn photographed from one of the beaches of Medulin, the town in which I live.
Just a cat near the laptop. In my house. I had a small, compact camera in 2014 when this and all the other photographs in the post were taken. The green, grainy look of the shot is a result of the night view automatic setting of that camera.
In this shot, my dogs are resting in the grass after a long walk across the coastal meadows.
Here you can see a group of seagulls in the shallows.
2014 was the year of the 20th World Cup in Brazil, and football-related images could be found printed on almost everything ...
... including the toilet paper. I thought that the primary function of that paper doesn't make it a great place for advertising and glamourizing anything. But nope. It doesn't work that way in the real world. No place is shitty enough to be avoided.
Here you can see one of the small islets in the bay of Medulin.
These two collared doves were resting on the wire, somewhere in my neighborhood, I think. But I could be wrong. Maybe the photograph was taken somewhere else.
Here you can see a bunch of cats in my yard.
This is a selfie created by shooting my reflection in the bathroom mirror. Half an hour earlier I was pushing a friend's car to help him get it out of the mud. That's how the dots on my skin got created.
Here I used a hat and the plastic vampire teeth to make another, slightly different selfie.
I took three selfies on that occasion.
Here you can see a crow. It was photographed on the beach near Liznjan, a village not far from my hometown.
In the background of this shot, you can see some people and the tent, blurred behind the hooded crow.
This photograph was taken somewhere in the woods. Probably around the village called Shishan.
Here you can see a bunch of seagulls on the rocks.
This is a detail from my neiberhood.
Here you can see some cool plants that were growing in the middle of a cultivated field, among some cereals. On the coastal meadows near Liznjan. Marlera is the name of the area.
Here you can see another cat from my yard.
To get this final image, I photographed myself two times from the same position and then merged the two photographs in Photoshop. I didn't use a tripod in 2014. The camera was mounted on some stones I found in the recently plowed field.