I am back to Hungary for a week now after my yoga retreat in Thailand. We had such a great time. On the island of Yao Noi there is a yoga place offering 4 hours yoga per day. Each day we started at 7.30 am for 2 hours and we met up againat 4.30 pm for another 2 hours of yoga. The rest of the day was for fun: kayaking, sunbathing or exploring the island and nearby islands.

The team of Island Yoga is very professional; I never had such a great yoga as the practices with David, Sarah or Akiko.

For the evening we usually went to the same place, a beautiful Thai restaurant (je t’aime koh yao noi) with a French owner. The massaman curry with vegetables and the mango shake with coconut ice-cream is the best!

Bang Rong Pier - Phuket, Thailand. On the way to Koh Yao Noi.

Beach on one of the nearby islands.

Our yoga place on the island of Yao Noi.

More than 100 years old sound bowls in the yoga place.

We spent one night in Bangkok, just to have a dinner in the city.

The Suvarnabhumi airport in Bangkok.

The Birth of Art Photography (From Pictorialism to Modern Photography 1889-1929)
Exhibition opens next week at the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest.
As working in the museum I 've seen the images and this image is a favourite already!
 (Edward Steichen: Gloria Swanson)

On the way back from Thailand I had a few hours in Berlin so instead of waiting
at the airport I decided to have a quick look at the city as I never visited it before.

Leaving the city center and on the way back to the airport I stopped by to see
the Berlin Wall.

As I am from Eastern Europe the image on the top (the kiss of Brezhnev and
Honecker) is something I saw a lot in Hungary. The image became the symbol
of the cold war. (Artwork by Dimitri Vrubel)

Bicycles are everywhere in the city - a lot of people use then instead of a car or
public transport. Wise decision. 

Portrait of the late Isabella Blow by Tim Noble and Sue Webster at the
National Portrait Gallery in London.