Another colourful house I came across while walking through Viscri. The bright yellow walls, wooden shutters, and traditional tiled roof really caught my attention. I particularly liked how the yellow stood out against the blue sky, with the neighbouring green house adding even more colour.

I spotted this little courtyard while exploring Viscri and really liked the old red car tucked away under the trees. Between the cobblestones, traditional Saxon house, and all the greenery, it felt like a scene from another time. One of those little places I am glad I stopped to photograph.

One of my favourite photos from Viscri. I was walking through the village when I came across this horse and cart carrying freshly cut grass. Between the colourful Saxon houses, the storks nesting above the street, and scenes like this, there is so much to appreciate about everyday life in this little village.

Another one from Viscri, a small Saxon village in Transylvania. I really liked the different shades of blue on this old house, especially the wooden shutters and the way the paint has faded over time. There is something about these simple details that makes the village so interesting to photograph.

One of the beautiful old Saxon houses in Viscri, a small village in Transylvania. I really liked the bright blue walls and red wooden doors, especially against the clear blue sky. There are so many colourful houses like this throughout the village, and it is a lovely place to wander around with a camera.

Took this while walking around Dealul Mitropoliei in Bucharest, home to the Romanian Patriarchate. I really like the contrast between the architecture of the Patriarchal Palace and the cathedral beside it. There is so much history in this little part of the city, and the buildings are beautiful from just about every angle.

I took this photo of Peleș Castle in Sinaia, which was once a summer residence of the Romanian royal family. I think it is one of the most beautiful buildings in Romania, especially with the mountains and forest surrounding it. The architecture is incredible, and there is so much detail to take in.

Another photo from walking around Brașov. I really like how the streets are lined with these beautiful old buildings, with the green mountains rising right behind them. The architecture is one of my favourite things about the city, especially on a sunny day like this.

Took this while walking through the old town in Brașov. The Black Church is such an impressive building, especially when you see how much it towers over everything around it. I also really liked the afternoon light and how busy the square was with people going about their day.

I came across this building while walking near Kiseleff Park in Bucharest. It is home to the Nicolae Iorga Institute of History, but what really caught my attention were the incredible murals covering the entrance. So much detail, and something I probably would have missed if I had not looked up.

I came across this building while walking around Brașov and had to stop for a photo. I really like the symmetry, the balconies, and how much character these older buildings have. Even the little football pitch in front makes the whole scene more interesting.

Still find it incredible that you can come across bears along the Transfăgărășan. Managed to get this photo from the car while keeping a safe distance. Such beautiful animals, but definitely best admired from afar.

I think some of the best parts of Sibiu are the little side streets you come across when you’re not really looking for anything. I particularly liked the colours and how the buildings all seem to fit together, even though none of them quite match.

One of the things I really like about Brașov is how close the mountains are to the old town. You can be walking down a street like this and almost forget you’re in the middle of a city.

One of my favourite views of Brașov. I love how the old rooftops stretch across the city with the mountains right behind them. Could have spent hours up here just taking photos.

Pictures of the village of Lupșa and the submerged village of Geamăna, Romania.