Our stroll in the countryside is coming to an end. It was dusk now, and only a couple of minutes separated us from the nighttime. We made our way back to the car, ready to drive home. That's when I took these following images. Enjoy, and have a relaxing weekend ahead.
This is a multi-part series. Other parts include:
Part One: Arrival in the Mountains
Part Two: Fences in the Countryside
Part Three: As the night rolls in
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Night is approaching and dark blues are taking over.
In a place like this, where there is no source of light on the ground, you can really feel the night.
A small window in the roof is open, reflecting the dark sky.
This is the road you have to take to get to the main road. There is a stone bridge in the middle of the shot.
A black and white version.
We sat for a while on our back porch, until eventually returning to Mostar.
The End
Thanks for visiting! I hope you enjoyed our little outing.
How beautiful. Thank you so much for taking us along. :)
ReplyDeleteMersad, this story worked well. You are getting very good at telling a quick story in a few pictures. Did you script this, I mean write the story before?
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't matter but I think this along with the war damage posts is the best you have produced.
As a favour to an old man, ask your sister to leap into every shot. Tell her to ignore your moaning.
Nothing is scripted. I just let things happen and try to be there to catch them through the lens. Then later on, when I edit the images. I try to come up with a nice way to present them in parts or standalone posts. I'm sure my sister will read this and I think that she already thinks I take to many photos of her :D
Deletebeautiful blue light...
ReplyDeleteI like number 6, the night time mountain view through all the green leaves.. and the last one indoors.. the mountains are just as pretty at dusk as in the daylight
ReplyDeleteThat view is really something. Almost like looking out through a tunnel.
DeleteLovely "end of the day" captures, Mersad! Beautiful mountains any time of the day! Thanks for sharing the beauty and the fun as always! Have a wonderful weekend!!
ReplyDeleteIt was a very nice outing. Thanks to you, Mersad.
ReplyDeleteBTW, is that a tiled siding on one side of your residence, where the window is, in the 7th picture?
Beautiful setting!
Peace :)
Yes it is. The roof goes down all the way to the ground on that side.
DeleteBeautiful photos and what a wonderful location! Everything about it looks great... mountains, rustic homes, fences, rural roads. Very nice post.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. Glad you enjoyed the photos.
DeleteSo fun!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scenery! The clouds are really nice with the mountains.
ReplyDeleteThanks Brian.
DeleteYou certainly have beautiful vacations Mersad
ReplyDeleteand you have beautiful photos to remember them by .
Fabulous.
Thanks Willow. I try my best to capture the spirit of the trip.
DeleteBeautiful photos - looked like a magical evening!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely loved your outing Mersad :) As always gorgeous pictures...especially the one with the blue mountains...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Siddharta!
DeleteThanks for taking me along!
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming along! :D
DeleteYour family has such a beautiful place! I LOVE the shot of the dark clouds over the mountains! We always wanted to retire to the foothills of the Virginia mountains and have ended up farther afield due to our kids being here in the desert. We do have mountains very close here. I always love the mountain views!
ReplyDeleteMountains can be a very relaxing place. The offer up many untouched places to see and explore. Maybe that's why we yearn for them.
DeleteI don't always get back to my comments to see if there is a reply. Glad I did today. I agree with you about mountains...I think they make us feel like we are part of a bigger, more glorious universe too, they are so majestic!
DeleteMersad, what a great serie!!!!
ReplyDeletehave a nice sunday!
greetings from Hilde
Wonderful series, Mersad. Highly enjoyable!
ReplyDeleteThank you Laura. So glad you enjoyed it.
Deletebeautiful, love the night creeping in!
ReplyDeleteMe as well. Thanks Tanya for visiting.
DeleteI love that "blue hour" when the sun goes down but there is still enough light left that everything looks blue.
ReplyDeleteI love it as well. It can create many interesting images.
DeleteThank you very much Felicia. It's hard to leave this place, but it's not far away from home, so we can return often.
ReplyDeleteWunderschöne Fotos! Ganz besonders mag ich diesen Waldweg in diesem Licht! Einfach großartig!
ReplyDeleteLG Mary
It was a pleasure to join you on your outing. You photos are so wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI like that road, bot coloured and B & W.
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