Everywhere Magazine: People: Niko Vujevic

Dog Beach in Kitsilano uploaded on 14 May 2008

A small secluded portion of Kitsilano Beach is dedicated to dogs and people who pick up after them.

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Winter day in Kits uploaded on 13 May 2008

Picturesque winter day at Kitsilano Beach in Vancouver.

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Sunny day at Kitsilano Beach uploaded on 13 May 2008

Kitsilano Beach is a really nice place to hang out even on a sunny winter day!

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Makapuu Point Lighthouse uploaded on 8 April 2008

The Makapuu Point Lighthouse was installed in 1909 at the Eastern end of the Oahu Island.

Take an early morning drive out of Honolulu along Highway 72 (Kalanianaole Hwy) east past Kaloko Beach. Find some parking along the side of the road and hike out to the viewpoint above the lighthouse before the sunrise. It's an easy short 15 to 20 minute hike with a light incline.

Once you are there, you will be treated to a spectacular view... and if you are lucky, you might even see some whales passing by...

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Farnsworth House patio uploaded on 11 March 2008

Another view of the Farnsworth House outside Plano, Illinois.

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Exterior view of Farnsworth House uploaded on 11 March 2008

Northwest view of the house, photographer in September just as the leaves were starting to change colours.

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Road to Yellowstone uploaded on 10 March 2008

As we were driving towards Yellowstone National Park we pulled over to the side of highway 89 near Brisbin, Montana and snapped this picture.

What a scenic drive!

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For your viewing pleasure uploaded on 10 March 2008

Design of many contemporary buildings is frequently about presenting opportunities for people watching. The Central Branch of the Seattle Public Library is no different.

Architect has designed numerous paths and hallways that take you only to small spaces that present you with a view of other library patrons.

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Central Branch of the Seattle Public Library uploaded on 10 March 2008

The Central Branch was designed by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas and completed in 2004.

"The dramatic glass and steel structure at 1000 Fourth Ave. in the heart of downtown Seattle was chosen to make the building open and translucent, according to Rem Koolhaas of OMA, the Dutch architectural firm that designed the building in a joint venture with LMN Architects of Seattle. Passersby on the street will be able to look in and see activity on every floor of the library."