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Bluish evening descending over Kamnik.

The Kamnik Alps - about 70 kms away.

From Zvoh: Velika planina to the left, Kamniški vrh right below me and Kamnik to the far right.

Jamnik and the Kamnik Alps.

For our first session we headed to the construction site on the town bypass road. The work was almost over, but there was still some machinery left.

Planina Jezerca

Krvavec as seen from the car in the morning.

Views of southern part of Kamnik from Stari grad.

On the bypass road.

No more snow below Mt. Krvavec.

Kočna, Grintovec and Kalški greben.

Homec from Stari grad.

The bypass road, Kamniška Bistrica river on the left and Stari grad hill in the background.

We could hardly make out the town of Kamnik not that many kilometers to the south.

Looking towards the east - the Kamnik Alps with Kočna and Grintovec on the left and Kalški greben extending towards the right.

Higher up the slope was still covered with snow.

A smoking volcano? ;)

Ljubljana could be seen in the distance - can you spot the Ljubljana Castle?

Then the sun emerged from behind the clouds.

The views from the trail towards the south revealed the Kamnik Alps in the distance and smog in the valleys.

Fresh air, yay!

Blue skies in the east.

Looking towards the northwest: the church of St. Ana in Tunjice and the Julian Alps with Mt. Triglav in the background.

Beware.

T-bar lifts.

Clouds.

Kamnik.

Light signal.

Mt. Krvavec.

Zvoh.

Kamnik.

Then we moved to the train station and waited for the train to arrive.

Kamnik in the distance.

Zvoh.

The Kamnik Alps towards the north.

Back in the town center I found this house interesting, but the photo doesn't really fit the theme.

Smog in the valley.

Zvoh.

Mekinje monastery.

There were a couple of downpours while we were out shooting, so we had to seek shelter. After we'd given up and called it a day, I decided to drive up to the summit of Stari grad to capture this amazing light. Yes, it was really that freaky.

Looking to the north from the top: Velika planina and the Kamnik Alps in the background.

Layers.

Zvoh in the morning. Place the mouse over the photo to see the same scene two hours later.

Sebastian and Ana on the Stari grad hill.

A week or so later we gathered again. The weather was nicer to us this time. First, the train.

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

Kriška planina and Krvavec from Zvoh.

Mali grad hill with the chapel in Kamnik.

I almost got run over for this picture. :)

St. Primož chapel.

The Julian Alps and Storžič in the background.

Kamnik roofs and Zaprice Castle.

Then we headed up Zaprice hill with a nice view over Kamnik and Stari grad.

Kamniški vrh.

Krvavec.

Panorama of Kamnik from the Mali grad hill.

OK, a nice road, but nothing special.

Soon the light turned warm orange.

Finally the sun prevailed.

Mali grad chapel.

The view from the top of Stari grad towards the Kamnik Alps is always beautiful.

Šutna, the main street leading through Kamnik center.

We hurried back toward the car.

Zvoh.

Mali grad chapel.

View from Stari grad over Mekinje and the Kamnik Alps.

A sun-lit alley.

Crystals in the snow.

Shadows.

Kamnik from the Mali grad hill.

The house on the left is the same I took a photo of the last time.

Sun going down.

Snow.

Sebastian taking photos of Kamnik.

Main square.

Almost sunset time.

Zvoh.

Mali grad.

I thought the reflection and the house basking in the late-afternoon light were quite interesting.

The Julian Alps in the distance.

Zvoh.

The Zaprice Castle from below.

Then we camped at the main square and had a lesson in panning. Between us, we probably took hundreds of photos in less than an hour.

Sun rays.

Riding a chairlift.

The Zaprice Castle.

Yes, panning takes practice.

Sun rays.

Njivice.

One of the defensive towers at the Zaprice Castle.

If the path of the subject isn't parallel to the plane of sensor, you won't get a completely sharp subject.

Mt. Storžič in sweet light.

Inside the tower.

More panning.

Mt. Triglav.

Zvoh.

A tower with a view.

With a wide lense the lines of the blurred background converge to the corners.

Sunset.

At 1 p.m. when the ski lifts stopped working the snow was already quite heavy but not as much as one would expect in April.

The Zaprice Castle from another perspective.

A motorbike.

After sunset.

Krvavec TV tower.

Here the head is in focus, the rest of the body is more or less blurred due to the movement.

Silhouettes.

I returned to Kriška planina where I had left my car.

This is almost a 100% crop. The biker didn't move his body and legs a lot, that's why he isn't blurred much.

Mt. Triglav and a paraglider.

Krvavec from the road leading down to the valley.

Sebastian in front of a granary at the Zaprice Castle.

Panning with the subject coming toward you is trickier.

Stari vrh ski slopes.

Kamniški vrh and Velika planina.

I wish the bus was sharper, but this was the best I could do.

Right after sunset it was peaceful for a minute or two.

Green meadows with Storžič and the Julian Alps.

Circular movement of the subject - hard work for the photographer!

The Kamnik Alps in the late afternoon glow.

Then the sky exploded into fiery pink and red.

Krvavec in the late afternoon that same day.

After we got tired of the panning exercise, it was time to head back to our cars. On the way I took one more warning sign shot.

It was magnificent.

Krvavec in the late afternoon that same day.

I seem to be fascinated with buses. :)

Crazy sunset colors.

A very quick shot - I noticed a tractor heading towards me very fast and I just raised the camera in my hand. There was no time to change the settings, I just snapped a photo. And I love it!