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It's far too hot in Armenia to be going outside often. While I'm utterly bored inside reducing my general sun exposure, I've been trying to find films to watch to pass some of the time. It came to no surprise

For the most part 28 Years Later went over me. But this isn't because I wasn't interested; I certainly was! But living in Armenia now, it's not likely that this country gets a whole lot of unique cinema

I've been building a website slowly to help with the advertising of my existence here in Armenia, with intent on jumping into a rather diverse world for photography and videography. While over the past

I've known about this show for a few years now, and it's one I probably should've watched back when it actually came out considering a person in my family worked on the show, and would share behind-the-scenes

Yerevan is full of neat little treats from the Soviet era. Something you see throughout the nation as well is a lot of unique shapes and designs on the sides of regular buildings, even more beautiful on

There was a strong wave of independent and incredible arthouse cinema that came out of nowhere during the 2010s, primarily from an unexpected Mainland China. These films were focused on various aspects

I knew the low light wasn't the best on the Sony A6000. It's an old camera now and pushing it above 400 ISO tends to really introduce some noise. For this reason I try to avoid pushing it above, or avoid

I sleep the least during summer. I just seem to run on less required energy. Somewhat fuelled by coffee but also that strong heat. It's harder to sleep more in Armenia where it's on the brink of hitting

Yerevan has really been exceeding all expectations by throwing out all kinds of little festivals and concerts throughou

I remember seeing the first Guardians of the Galaxy film in the cinema. I don't remember what the exact reason for watching it was, I think it may have been a sudden decision with my younger brother. We

From my understanding, this was a festival that was happening in various locations over the weekend, some in distant to

I did a post yesterday on a Cosmonaut mosaic that I had stumbled into in a very old industrial area of Yerevan. This area being nothing but factories ranging from the 1920s to 1960s. Nothing in the area

There's a big chunk of Yerevan I have barely stepped foot in. It's a massive industrial zone that's actually larger tha

I haven't really been watching feature length films lately, I just haven't really had the time to do so with all that's going on in life right now. Rather watching more television shows with smaller sized

To call Dilijan a city is a stretch, much like the very layout of the town itself is: stretched out and scattered in mo

I've seen a few documentaries that try to tell the complex story of the USSR's collapse, and many of which tend to be quite emotional and look at the situation from the perspective of everyday people.

Armenia is riddled with ancient things. To the point where it's as if the country doesn't really know what to do with a

Dilijan is already an incredibly small town, but it's one that has been found to have rather rich history. With excavat

Wes Anderson's Asteroid City was quite a disappointment for me. It was the first time one of his films just didn't register with me. The first time where I felt he had truly lost it and went a bit too

Yep, it's time for another batch of random photographs from the streets of Yerevan. Haven't been getting out as much lately, it's a bit warm and I've been a bit tired and dealing with the tougher weather