The Mostar Bridge was a very famous and historical bridge before its destruction in 1993 during the war in Bosnia and Hercegovina (part of the former Yugoslavia). The elegant bridge spanned the River Neretva and was designed by the Ottoman (Turkish) architect Mimar Hayruddin. It was completed in 1566 after nines years of building and the surrounding town became a thriving trading centre. The bridge was 29 metres in length and stood at a height of 20 metres, a classic example of a single span, stone arch bridge and was an example of advanced technology in its time. It became a World Heritage site during the twentieth century.

Ducks In Lake Photography by Ramo Sabanovic
A two ducks are spending an occasional evening at Lake

Country House in Winter by Ramo Sabanovic

Ferhat-Pasha Mosque by Ramo Sabanovic

Ferhat-Pasha Mosque or more widely known as Ferhadija Mosque was a central building of the city of Banja Luka and one of the most successful achievements of the Islamic architecture of the 16th century Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Seherzada Painting by Ramo Sabanovic
Scheherazade is a legendary Persian queen and the storyteller of One Thousand and One Nights.