We continue our series of Brussels photo stories with a collection from Gianmarco, a photographer from Rome. In fact, Gianmarco is a civil engineer, dreamer and traveller, and he loves ‘getting lost in Wonderland’, as he describes on his instagram page. For more of Gianmarco’s adventures, follow him @disarmonico , we’re sure you’ll love his photos! 🙂
Brussels is never repetitive. Each building is different in colors, shapes, and materials. Brussels welcomes us completely decorated with flowers during the ‘Flowertime’ festival and I’m completely amazed with the alleys of the city!
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