It was a cold day with rain in Istra today. Anyway, as always I was carrying my equipment with me. I stopped in a little village near Pazin, which name I forgot already, and took these photos. I really like the colors and the details. The first photo is named “Zoom it in” and it is shoot at 70, 200 and 400mm. I like the other two photos because of their textures and colors also.

On Monday I was shooting for Šentjakobsko Gledališče, for their new show Grdi raček, which starts tomorrow. I really must say that ISO 1600 on 40D performs excellent. Some more photos are available if you click on Grdi raček. I also did some “snapshot portraits”.

I know, it’s been a while since my last post, but I have so much other stuff to do. I chose a few photos from the last shoot with Jaša. The first one is my favorite

The whole thing started on Thursday at about 16h. I was thinking what to do on Friday and in the meantime I was talking to my friend something about Triglav. In the next few minutes I checked the weather forecast for the Alps and it was an optimistic forecast (sunshine and some north winds, but quite cold). I decided to call my friend Kume and tell him about my plans for Friday. He just said, when do I have to wake up. We left Ljubljana at 5am and started from Krma at 6.30am. It was only -5°C in the valley. When we arrived at 2000m the wind started and it was pretty cold, it didn’t stop all the way to the top, to Triglavski dom at Kredarica which is 2514m high. It was -13°C with wind chill at about -25°C. It was not possible to go all the way to Triglav because of the strong winds and the clouds up there.

It was really nice day and I’m happy that a few photos are “usable” ….my fingers almost froze up there.

…we used crampons…

…we started in Krma…which is down there somewhere…

…Triglav in the back…

…there is still some life…

…again Triglav on the left…

… Triglav…

…Triglavski dom na Kredarici, chapel, wind power generators…

I’ll be short, or even better I’ll say no more. The pictures talk for themselves.