Faces Of Lake Bohinj (Slovenia)
Lake Bohinj is the largest permanent lake in Slovenia, which is situated in the Triglav National Park. It’s not as famous as Lake Bled but it means that there are less tourists and more pristine nature.
Lake Bohinj has the East-West orientation which means that there is always fascinating light to capture and it’s surrounded with mountains that creates the most amazing reflections in crystal clear water.
There is also a church from the 14th century standing by the lake (it’s also in the coat of arms of the municipality Bohinj). I come to the lake on a weekly basis and the atmosphere out there is always different and always interesting to photograph.
Source: Bored Panda
Lake Bohinj has the East-West orientation which means that there is always fascinating light to capture and it’s surrounded with mountains that creates the most amazing reflections in crystal clear water.
There is also a church from the 14th century standing by the lake (it’s also in the coat of arms of the municipality Bohinj). I come to the lake on a weekly basis and the atmosphere out there is always different and always interesting to photograph.
Source: Bored Panda
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Faces Of Lake Bohinj (Slovenia)
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