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...there was a mountain hut, at 1150 meters above sea level, closed and with nobody in sight.

On one side of the hut, there was an artificial climbing wall.

The tables in front of the hut hadn't been used for a while.

The view from the hut we stayed at.

A shepherd's hut.

White shutters.

Planjava and the hut.

Erjavčeva hut hidden among the larches.

When I left the hut, it was quite foggy.

Erjavčeva hut panorama.

Mangart hut after sunset.

It took us over half an hour to climb through the forest from the parking lot to Blejska hut. The sun hadn't come up yet.

As soon as we started up the path beyond the hut, the sun appeared from behind the clouds.

Blejska hut from the path to Mt. Debela peč.

There was Blejska hut, half hour down the slope.

We had lunch at Blejska hut from where we could see the peaks we had just climbed.

Blejska hut and Pokljuka in the background.

Panoramic view at Blejska hut.

Leaving the hut and looking back for the last time before descending into the woods.

The hut and a boy.

There are quite a few shepherd's huts.

Huts and mountains.

An old decayed hut.

A hut and Debela peč. For the B&W version place the cursor over the photo.

Velika planina huts in the dusk.

We were headed for the Pogacnik hut.

After reaching the trail to the top of Mt. Kriz the view of the Pogacnik hut opened up.

A few huts at Planina Jezero.

We spent a glorious afternoon at the Pogacnik hut enjoying the views.

An abandoned shepherd's hut.

Mt. Planja and Mt. Razor in sweet light with the Pogacnik hut.

The Erjavec hut.

At the Erjavec hut.

Everybody at the hut enjoyed the wonderful late afternoon light.

Huts at Zajamniki.

A shepherd's hut.

The Pogacnik hut before we called it a night and packed our photo gear.

Looking back towards the hut and Mt. Pihavec.

A lifeguard's hut on top of the hill. It's a bit far from the beach and I don't know how a lifeguard is supposed to rescue a swimmer in danger from here.

Our hut down below and the nasty scree trail that we had already covered.

After a two-hour ascend from Lake Bohinj we arrived at the Komna hut at 1520 meters above sea level. We just caught the last sun rays washing over the surrounding mountains.

After a 15-minute walk there is another hut, Dom pod Bogatinom.

Parachuters descending into the fog after dark

If you look closely, you can see the Komna hut in the distance.

Mt. Krvavec hut and Mt. Storžič in the background.

Komna hut and Bohinj beyond.

Kašna planina hut - already closed for the season.

The view from the Vratca pass: Komna hut in the distance and Mt. Bogatin on the right.

The Lubnik hut.

The hut.

Soon I reached the Lipanca hut with my destination, Mt. Mrežce, looming over it.

This mountain hut was closed.

Planika hut.

Lipanca hut from Mrežce.

Triglav and Planika hut.

Planika hut.

We passed the old Kocbek hut and a chapel.

I was sitting on the left-hand side in the back, so in order to take photos from the right-hand side window I had to simply point the camera blindly and press the shutter. I managed to catch Lake Bled. :)

At the top of the mountain there are magnificent views over the hut settlement.

Triglav, again with both huts: Kredarica and Planika.

An old shephard's hut.

A typical Velika planina hut.

Looking down on Planika and Kredarica huts.

Kredarica hut and the ridge from Debela Pec to Tosc.

Aljaz tower and Planika hut.

Dolic hut at the bottom, Hribarice and the Triglav valley.

The Triglav valley and Lepo spicje. You can even see the Prehodavci hut.

Triglav with the Stanic hut in the foreground.

Planjava and the Kamnik hut.

Can you see the hut all the way down there?

The Cojz hut at the Kokra Saddle.

At the hut we were greeted by the hutkeeper's golden retriever.

The Cojz hut before sunrise.

What a location for a mountain hut!

The shepherd hut at Dolga njiva.

Just before reaching Kredarica hut, we stopped to admire the views. There is Stanic hut in the background.

Our first stop, Kredarica hut. We had lunch, left our rucksacks here and set off for the final hour of climbing to the top.

The Edelweiss hut.

Quite a few people gathered in front of the hut to observe the morning colors.

Kredarica hut before sunrise.

Kredarica hut at sunrise.

Kredarica hut more than an hour after sunrise.

The Cojz hut at the Kokra Saddle is in constant shade during the winter.

Kredarica hut from above.

Cojz hut.

Stanic hut and Mt. Rjavina.

A bit lower, at the Erjavčeva hut, the situation is similar.

Kredarica hut.

Stanic hut. Mt. Rjavina was already in the clouds.

At the end of the valley of Tamar there is a mountain hut with mountain Jalovec looming over it.

There is also a small chapel near the hut...

Emerging from the woods we saw this lonely trail across the plain.

On Friday afternoon we took the chair lift to transport all the food and drinks to the hut.

There is a mountain hut at the pass.

Gojška planina.

Mt. Ojstrica.

A few helicopters flew around Mala planina, I think they were bringing building material was one of the huts.

Orange fog in the valley.

Layers.

View to the south.

Mala planina.

At Črnuški dom (Črnuče hut).

... so I took a few more photos, and while we had a hearty meal at the hut, it started pouring.

Mala planina.

Domžalski dom (Domžale hut).

A typical cabin.

Icicles.

Ski lift and a small hut. For the color version, place the mouse over the photo.

Mala planina.

Snow-covered cabin.

One of the huts on Planina Viševnik.

Climbing towards Črnuški dom (Črnuče hut).

Dom Planika mountain hut was surrounded with patches of snow.

Snow-clad trees at Črnuški dom.

Winter fairy tale.

A hut in backlight.

Upon my return, the hut at the pass was already in the shade.

Luka admiring the landscape.

The reflections in the windows made it look as if the lights in the hut were turned on.

The magnificent Mt. Planjava and the chapel in the foreground.

A typical hut.

Fully equipped mountain photographer. :)

Play of light and shadow.

Towards the sun.

Trudging through fresh snow.

Mt. Triglav and two mountain huts: Dom Planika on the left and Kredarica on the right.

The Kamnik Alps.

Pollution!

Waiting for the golden light.

Fence.

Dom Planika hut looked so much friendlier in the sun.

Snow.

Back at Črnuški dom the light was already orange. To see what it looked like exactly one hour earlier place the cursor over the photo.

Golden light.

Great views.

Then I hiked around looking for untrampled snow.

I came across two cabins with more great views.

Ideal position, wouldn't you say?

The shadows were creeping along the slopes.

Sunset.

Last red sun rays.

Trail.

Mists in the valley.

After the sunset.

Detail.

The light slowly turned pink.

Mt. Planjava was still lit by the sun.

Alpenglow.

Alpenglow towards the east.

Domžalski dom (Domžale hut).

Many trails.

Serene and beautiful.

A hiker and a dog?

Velika planina and the Kamnik Alps.

Classic postcard material.

Domžalski dom.

Domžalski dom was inviting me for a plate of jota...

... but first I had to enjoy in this subtle fine blue light some more.

Evening.

After 7 p.m. the night shooting began. The hardest part is composing the photo as you can't see anything through the viewfinder!

The moon illuminated the landscape.

The chapel.

After this shot my only working battery died.

After spending some time at the hut to refill the battery I went out again to shoot the moonless landscape. The trees were lit by the lamp at the hut though.