Haystacks

I adore haystacks. They are my favourite "things".
If I see them staying on the hills I feel a strange emotion and I want to hug them. They look like some old little people that climb up on the hill.
I love their peculiar shapes, their curved lines.
I admire them during the sunset, when the sun-rays draw long shadows around them.

I decided to make a collection of photos presenting haystacks from all around the world, as I am curious how they look like in different regions.
If you are interested in haystacks or you have photos that you can add to my collection, please visit my flickr group called HAYSTACK.
Thanks :-)

Brighton SCHMAP-Guides

One of my photos posted on flickR was selected for Schmap-Guides.

FlickR Mail:

Schmap Brighton Fifth Edition: Photo Inclusion

Hi Zsofia Nagy,

I am delighted to let you know that your submitted photo has been selected for inclusion in the newly released fifth edition of our Schmap Brighton Guide:

Royal Pavilion
http://www.schmap.com/brighton/toppicks_attractions/p=171863/i=171863_33.jpg

Thanks so much for letting us include your photo - please enjoy the guide!

Best regards,

Emma Williams,
Managing Editor, Schmap Guides

My photo in Schmap-Guides

This is the original photo, on FlickR.

Recycling day - October 04, 2008

For the third time this year electronic waste is collected in our town. (And in others as well, as it is a national campaign.)

You should know that my town is relatively small and one of the poorest in the region.
Or maybe not?
The interesting thing is that every time this huge container was full of computers, TV-sets, fridges and other electronic equipments!
That means that people bought new ones and this means that they had money to change the old ones.
Are we really as poor as we pretend to be?