Photos from Omis, Croatia, Spring 2003

Jack Campin

Taken on colour print film with an Olympus mju-II pocket camera.

• Church and square, Omis centre
• Cat under a door
• Dummy outside a shop
• The Scottish stereotype even here
• Rock climbers
• Views of a near-derelict village near Omis. I don't know why it got like this; I suspect it was mostly Serbian and its inhabitants were driven out by the Croatian militia.
  1. Gable ends
  2. Doorway
  3. Path
  4. Occupied house
  5. Woodpile
• Vandalized police car near that village. Goli Otok was the prison island in the Adriatic used for political offenders in the Communist era
  1. Front
  2. Back
• Shrine to St Leopold (who?) near that village:
  1. Cave and statue
  2. Closer up
• Beside the river:
  1. Fisherman's shed
  2. Fisherman's shed
  3. Fisherman's shed
  4. Fisherman's shed
  5. Boat and sunken car
  6. Restaurant sign with raw sheepskin

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