Moody days have befallen the lands, as strong cold winds from the north have shaken everything up. It's quite freezing outside these days, which makes shooting unbearable. That was the case in my latest venture this past weekend. I wanted to go outside the city to shoot the river Neretva from the so called Aviation Bridge in the southern outskirts. I couldn't even manage to step onto the bridge from the strong wind here.
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looks a lot colder there nowMersad. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteCold, but wonderful in colors. What a luck, that we cannot see the wind on photos ;-)
ReplyDeleteHave a great new week
If the wind could come through the screen, no one would be able to link in here :)
DeleteWe have winter weather but not as cold as yours. Thanks for hosting this meme. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteLea
Outside of the city is always more beautiful than the inside!
ReplyDeleteYeah, there are some nice spots around Mostar. More in the images I'll post tomorrow.
DeleteIt is mid-summer here, so I can't imagine it being too cold to take photos. I'm trying to find a tree to stand under out of the sun! Stay warm and have a great week.
ReplyDeleteI can tell from the wind rippling the river's surface that it was a pretty stormy day and the water is icy but a lovely colour!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting!
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Yes, the waters surface gives a lot away.
DeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteVery moody photos, Mersad.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, great photos!
ReplyDeleteOh my! It does look cold Mersad, well done braving the weather to get these shots :)
ReplyDeleteThanks. I wished I could have stayed here longer but the wind was too strong. I did manage to get some other moody landscapes on this day though, which I'll show you tomorrow.
DeleteYour photo's certainly capture the wintery weather Mersad,
ReplyDeleteVery atmospheric.
Finally the grey, dark days have moved away from here, to reveal blue sky's and even some sunshine. I'd missed them so much. It's freezing and icy but I'd much prefer this kind of weather.
Thank you for hosting once more. I hope you have a great week ahead.
We're having the same weather now. It's sunny, but very cold. This morning the water in the garden hose froze completely. :)
Deleteit is a pretty view and you can get an idea of how cold and windy it was...yesterday while i was out, same thing, the wind was just making it worse and my hands were burning they were so cold! stay warm!!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I didn't come prepared at all for these conditions :)
DeleteFrom the color of the water it does, indeed look very cold! Brrr! Looking forward to seeing the rest of your shots! Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteHello Mersad!
ReplyDeleteNice photos of the river and town and mountains beyond it. It has been cold here, also, but our cold weather is very dry with the low humidity, and our altitude makes the sun feel very warm, so on a sunny day one is able to do a lot outdoors.
Such interesting shots! Thanks for hosting this and also My Town Shootout!
ReplyDeleteI like these... I don't think I've seen how the town is situated at the base of that range.
ReplyDeleteThat's not Mostar in the far background in these shots. Those are some of the surrounding places. I'm shooting towards east here, Mostar would be to the left side in these images.
DeleteYou can see how Mostar is situated in the valley in this post, though: Above the City: Return into the Valley.
Mersad, we having the same weather here in Kentucky. Dreary, cold days. Shooting outside is a favorite of mine, but not when it is so cold. You have captured your scenery quite well.
ReplyDeleteThe river is pretty! It sure doesn't look cold, but I'm sure it is.
ReplyDeleteSo cold, but so scenic. Thank you for braving the elements to bring us these lovely winter scenes.
ReplyDeleteAh, gray, moody weather and it looks like it does here in Oregon!! I hope you get some clear skies and sunshine soon!! I hope for the same here!! But after looking at the weather report it looks as though these gray, wet days will be around for even longer!! Stay dry and warm, Mersad!!
ReplyDeleteYou can almost feel the cold and wind you described in the narrative when you look at these photos. It does look, as Sylvia said, like the Pacific Northwest of the US in winter!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, and I love the moody gray sky.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you braved the cold and the wind as these captures are beautiful.....It's good to be back....
ReplyDeleteThe river looks a bit rough. It's cold here in Virginia now! For a short time today the temperature was above freezing but the wind was blowing.
ReplyDeleteIt's Summer here in our sub-tropical state of Australia. I'm glad our Winters don't get too cold!
ReplyDeleteLovely images, Mersad.
Lovely river photos Mersad & I really like the bright blue railing of the bridge.
ReplyDeleteYes it gets harder to take photos when the winter winds blow...Michelle
ReplyDeletePlaces outside the city are always more photogenic!
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