PostsCommentsPayoutsnamiks (76)in Photography Lovers • 2 days agoGetting artsy photographs of tango dancersThe other month I posted about photographing some tango dancers. This is a group that I've known of almost since I arrived in Armenia. The group getting together here and there…namiks (76)FILMMAKERin Movies & TV Shows • 3 days ago'Sakamoto Days' Season One Review: It was pretty good! It took a while but I finally finished the first season of Sakamoto Days, somewhat pushed by a recent revisit into the world of anime. I've primarily been finding older shows to…namiks (76)in Photography Lovers • 4 days agoCapturing a travel festival and hot air balloonSometimes I get so caught up in the chaos of everyday life that I stumble across photographs I took that I completely forgot about. And this was one of those weird days where the…namiks (76)in Worldmappin • 6 days agoExploring Dilijan's Lake Parz Lakes are a bit of a sacred thing in Armenia. And that's not due to the nation's strong religious beliefs. But more thanamiks (76)FILMMAKERin Movies & TV Shows • 7 days ago'Legend of Black Heaven' Review: This was a weird oneThere are plenty of weird anime shows out there, and that comes as no surprise given the world of animation offers pretty much no limitation whatsoever in the types of stories…namiks (76)FILMMAKERin Movies & TV Shows • 8 days ago'Angel Cop' Review: Visually beautiful but not the best storyAngel Cop is one of those anime shows I've had appear in front of my eyeballs many times throughout the years, and has even been one that I have actually tried to start a few…namiks (76)in Photography Lovers • 9 days agoOn Nature and WildlifeI grew up around damp fields and many farm animals. In the often rainy and smelly countryside of England. Where fields throughout the year were either occupied by horses, cows…namiks (76)in Photography Lovers • 10 days agoDrone photographs of Yerevan and Victory ParkI knew there was some promise from going to the nearest actual green space in Yerevan when it came to wanting to fly the drone around. I had previously looked on Yandex Maps…namiks (76)in Photography Lovers • 13 days agoDrone photographs over Yerevan and regaining drone confidenceDrones are a hot topic at the moment. Not that they weren't already with the sudden usage in war zones. But suddenly we've been hearing about drones of all sorts being reported…namiks (76)in Photography Lovers • 14 days agoDrone Photographs of the Dilijan MountainsAs the autumn atmosphere still rolls on in within Armenia, I've been planning a few more trips to the north where the mountainous small resort town of Dilijan sits. A small town…namiks (76)FILMMAKERin Movies & TV Shows • 15 days ago'Godzilla' 1954 Review: A nuclear metaphor I don't think I had ever actually seen the original Godzilla title before. Having seen the more modern Japanese and unfortunately western releases. I knew that the creation of…namiks (76)in Worldmappin • 17 days agoExploring the Symphony of Stones The name 'Symphony of Stones' is one that I've heard a lot during my time in Armenia. It pertains to a specific locationamiks (76)FILMMAKERin Movies & TV Shows • 18 days ago'Eternity and a Day' Review: A story on self-discovery and learning to live againIt has been a while since I last saw a film that had quite an impact on me. Though that is more from the fact that I just haven't been watching a lot of things nor seeking…namiks (76)in Photography Lovers • 21 days agoPhotographs from the Red CarpetI was running around Yerevan in the evening and stumbled across what I initially though was a market which frequently takes place in Yerevan just outside of the Moscow Cinema.…namiks (76)in Worldmappin • 23 days agoExploring Garni Temple: A Greek-Roman Wonder Another busy week has started. And it started in a very, very fun way. Travelling through the many locations I have alrnamiks (76)in Daily Blog • 25 days agoOn The Hunt for Old Soviet Camera LensesWeekends are the two days of the week where some areas of the city open up a bit, where various types of merchants flock to two spaces and attempt to sell their little items…namiks (76)in Lifestyle • 27 days agoThe daily struggles of starting a businessI'll be writing this over a cup of coffee, a small one given I've already had two today and should've already switched to tea. I tend to forget that the Lifestyle community…namiks (76)FILMMAKERin Movies & TV Shows • 28 days ago'The Studio' is a brilliant love letter to filmmakingI hate the saying that something is a 'love letter' to something. But for once I can really agree that something really is a love letter to something else. In this case, that…namiks (76)in Photography Lovers • 29 days agoFeeling tired, trying to fit photography into the dayBurning out a little bit at the moment with so many things going on. So tired from weeks upon weeks of running around and trying to figure things out. Thinking one problem has…namiks (76)FILMMAKERin Movies & TV Shows • last month'O-Bi, O-Ba: The End of Civilisation' Review: A weird film with a unique dystopian visual styleThe 80s and 90s were an odd period for science-fiction disaster films around Eastern Europe. The Cold War was still ongoing and fears of nuclear escalation remained as strong as…
