The exhibition "Bulgaria from a bird's view" is visiting Prague on the occasion of March 3
The exhibition "Bulgaria from a bird's view" is visiting the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in Prague from March 6th on the occasion of "Liberation Day" - March 3rd. The event took place in partnership with the State Cultural Institute of the Minister of Foreign Affairs as part of the "Mobile Exhibitions" program.
The exhibition "Bulgaria from a bird's eye view" presents an author's selection of 25 large-format photographs by Alexander Ivanov, dedicated to the theme of the beauty of Bulgarian natural and historical landmarks.
Alexander Ivanov's photos are an authentic photo journey through the picturesque and impressive aerial shots that the author captured with his lens, flying hundreds of kilometers with a motorized hang glider over different parts of Bulgaria. For 17 years and over 500 flight hours, he managed to capture the beauties of Bulgaria from the air - all possible colors of the four seasons, from the Black Sea, through the Rose Valley to Rila, Pirin, the emblematic corners - Perperikon, the Belogradchik rocks, Tsarevets, the ancient Thracian sanctuaries and many more.
Until now, the exhibition has visited London, Bratislava, Milan, Copenhagen, etc.
The exhibition can be seen until March 29.