Today's view presents itself as a magnificent still life - what a lovely sunny day it is at the Amstel river in Amsterdam!

It is easy to get trapped in your thoughts in your daily routine. Yet, a distraction like the architecture in Amsterdam is always an option!

The buildings at Capitol Hill in Rome still shine in splendor. Yet stones cannot speak, and so we'll never get to know all the stories!

These days, the missing green splendor of summer provides a clear view of the usually hidden houseboats in Amsterdams Flevopark.

With the practiced process of paddling in the Cuyperspassage at Amsterdam Centraal, you quickly get lost for a brief moment!

Change is difficult. Yet, a slight shift in perspective can show that you might gain a lot, like at St Peter's Basilica.

Things appear vulnerable when fearing for their meaning. This is how it felt when I went and felt lost at St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, Rome.

Circumstances might be adverse, but you can still enjoy what surely lifts your spirits like the beauty of these Amsterdam houses.

Too many impressions make it challenging to see the whole picture within overstimulation, like the dome of St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican.

Overwhelming constructions may emerge if things pile up for too long. But often, it is the lack of distance that causes this situation.

If you get up on the wrong leg, don't forget that there will be a light at the end of the tunnel, like this sunset over Tel Aviv.

If its existence depends on others scaling back demands, you can't only insist on individuality like these Bauhaus buildings in Tel Aviv.

Assessing the unknown makes it very exciting for some because it's unpredictable. In this case, the blind date is at the Zaanse Schans​ windmills.

If you want to build connections, you have to invest. If you are lucky, they become relationships, some of which might last forever like the bridges in Amsterdam Ijburg.

Some situations seem crystal clear - out of sight, out of mind. However, looking behind the facade often pays off. The brutalist gaon house building in Tel Aviv is surely worth a closer look!

When everyone desires the identical thing, demand quickly exceeds supply. An excellent example of this is the rush hour at Ayalon Highway in Tel Aviv.

It is tempting to dream about castles in the air, like the brutalist architecture of the Gaon House in Tel Aviv, but it might be more rewarding to realize them.

Sometimes everything piles up on top of each other. Excessive demands make life pretty difficult yet, sometimes there is a simple solution.

If you ever found yourself getting lost in something, you realize the difference, like the ceiling of the Great Synagogue in Rome.

Routines that determine everyday life like this architecture in Rome. Breaking out of the daily grind can show you the vividness of the rest!