Photographer of the Week: Karmen Smolnikar
Our photographer of the week is Karmen Smolnikar. She’s provided us with a few photos of her amazing collection of natural landscapes in Slovenia. Be sure to check out her flickr account if you like to see more examples.
Name: Karmen Smolnikar
Location: Slovenia
Occupation: Software developer
Camera Equipment: Canon EOS 7D
Inspirations: Nature, all beautiful things
Favourite Destination: Slovenia
Website Link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/karmen_smolnikar/
Lake Cerknica is an intermittent lake near Cerknica. When full, it is the largest lake in the country. The water comes from Karst springs bubbling up at the Lake’s edge and flows out underground, through sinkholes.
Entrance to Volcji Potok Arboretum, the most frequented horticultural amenity in Slovenia.
Early winter cloud on lake Bohinj. Bohinj is an alpine valley and a municipality in the north-west of Slovenia, in the Julian Alps.
The Unica River in winter. It's known as one of the most beautiful streams in Europe.
Bridge over River Soca in Kobarid. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty. The Soca's distinctive turquoise hue flows for around 100km against a backdrop of high limestone mountains and dense forest.
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