Ötztal
Hiking and shooting Kodak Portra 160 in the upper Ötztal valley. Read more “Ötztal”
Shooting Kodak Portra 400 film in the Dolomites has always been a super enjoyable experience.
From baroque arhitecture in Salzburg to pristine nature of Tirol, all of the following photos were made on a Kodak film with a 50 years old Leica.
Velebit is my favorite place on Earth, period. There is no mountain like it. Winter, spring, summer or autumn, it doesn’t really metter.
Early summer holidays had started for us in Julian Alps, after which we moved to the majestic Dolomites.
This time I decided to shoot everything on a 1970 analog film camera.
Trekking in Georgia’s most beautiful province Svaneti is exquisite experience. I wish I could find more words to describe the beauty of Caucasus mountains, but my literacy skills are not proficient enough to convey its beauty with words. With photos I’m far more confident, so check them out.
The area of Bijele and Samarske stijene is protected as a strict nature reserve, the highest protection level in Croatia. It offers pristine wilderness and very difficult karst terrain, full of wildlife and plants. Fjällräven chose this magnificent place in Croatia to organize a trek and invited me to document it with my camera.
Fjällräven Triglav Adventure is an outdoor event hosted by Fjällräven to promote active way of life and encourage everybody to enjoy nature. It’s so impressing to see an outdoor clothes company that also focuses on socializing and introducing hiking to beginners, rather than just on numbers and sales.
Almost everybody back home skeptically asked me why had I decided to go to Kyrgyzstan, alone! Well if you like mountains, travel and nature its quite obvious. Here are three facts that first draw me.
Colleague from Iglu Šport, Krešo, invited me to come along with his hiking club “Kapela” to Zavižan on Northern Velebit. I never went to an organized hiking trip before, heck, the last time I did an organized bus tour was in high school some 15 years ago, so why not.