This is the photo of former main streets and certainly the greenest streets in are town. The street is adorned with rows of sugarberry trees (also known as the nettletree, beaverwood, northern hackberry) which are inhabited by long-eared owl. Last year, several trees were cut down due to the building that is being renovated in the hotel, which is why the locals rebelled.
These two photos are taken from the same spot as previous photo but facing both directions of the street. While I was taking those photos I was standing in front of the Museum (you can see the flag on right photoc which is hanged on the museum's building).
This is a street crossed with the street from the previous photos. I think the photo would have been much nicer if I had gotten even closer to the flowers that the local sells here every day in that place.
I wanted to make a contrast by turning my camera to the sky and then to the ground, so these two photos were taken - leaves that stayed on the tree and leaves that fell to the ground and look like a colorful carpet.
These two photos were taken while I was walking with a friend during the last weekend of November. I made them to send to a guy who needs to come to me soon. I am so excited about what is coming and about his arrival, but about that I'll write in one of the next posts. Btw, on left photo you can see Roman Catholic Church of Archangel Michael in Odzaci which represents an immovable cultural good as a cultural monument of great importance. I just moved the camera a little to the right and took the right photo of my high school - gymnasium (blue building behind a tree with golden leaves) which is located next to the church.
