Excellent page as always, and your photos...! One masterpiece after the next!! I don't even know where to start with my comments - I was breathtaken by all of them! And I also like the framing you give them - normally, framed photos leave me a bit cold, but you do it with such simplicity and yet exquisite taste, and that adds to the beauty of the pictures!
En un mot pour cent - a wonderful job, Vid!!
Cheers,
Eric
Thank you Eric! You are so kind with comments! Regarding pages, I try to capture what is basic for each mountain, so to offer a complete information, but not copying all the details from what can be read about the mountain in literature or on the web. Regarding frames of pictures, I had already debates with some SP members, not liking them. I personally believe that frames are good with any photo, focusing attention on its subject, so preventing that your eyes fly around the screen. Of course any photo a different frame should suit best, but that's impossible to do with such a quantity as I post. So I have a simple template with standard dimensions which I use.
Congratulations also to you for a great series of pictures from your last trip!
Cheers!
Vid
That's interesting ! This reminds me of the "anomaly" of Anayet in a "dolomitic part" of the Pyrenees. Does this volcanic activity forecast the geologic change that occur further east in the granitic Porhoje ?
ps: in the paragraph "Panorama from the ridge" the 3 left pictures tend to superpose the large image on the right
Thanks for your comment! Regarding superposing I'll have a look.
I don't think that Smrekovec volcano is much connected with Pohorje. OK Southern Alps with their carbonate limestone structure end with Kamnik & Savinja Alps and Pohorje geologically resemble more on the mountains north of Drau/Drava - Lavanttal Alps. It's granite. As of volcano it is said that it can be contributed to the fact that it is situated along the fault - running north of it. On the opther side of the fault there are the last summits of Karavanke which still belong to the Southern Alps. Well, I'm not an expert on this.
Hi Vid
Nice. It waking me memories.
If somebody is askig for easy, nice, not crowdy, 2-3 days walking reccomendation, my answer is always Golte - Smrekovec - above mentioned ridge - Koca na Loki - Raduha etc. It was one of my first 3 days trip many years ago. I repeated it 3 times till now.
Great and thanks
EricChu - Nov 13, 2010 5:34 pm - Voted 10/10
Superb!Excellent page as always, and your photos...! One masterpiece after the next!! I don't even know where to start with my comments - I was breathtaken by all of them! And I also like the framing you give them - normally, framed photos leave me a bit cold, but you do it with such simplicity and yet exquisite taste, and that adds to the beauty of the pictures!
En un mot pour cent - a wonderful job, Vid!!
Cheers,
Eric
Vid Pogachnik - Nov 14, 2010 3:23 am - Hasn't voted
Re: Superb!Thank you Eric! You are so kind with comments! Regarding pages, I try to capture what is basic for each mountain, so to offer a complete information, but not copying all the details from what can be read about the mountain in literature or on the web. Regarding frames of pictures, I had already debates with some SP members, not liking them. I personally believe that frames are good with any photo, focusing attention on its subject, so preventing that your eyes fly around the screen. Of course any photo a different frame should suit best, but that's impossible to do with such a quantity as I post. So I have a simple template with standard dimensions which I use.
Congratulations also to you for a great series of pictures from your last trip!
Cheers!
Vid
visentin - Nov 14, 2010 1:42 am - Voted 10/10
slovenian volcano ...That's interesting ! This reminds me of the "anomaly" of Anayet in a "dolomitic part" of the Pyrenees. Does this volcanic activity forecast the geologic change that occur further east in the granitic Porhoje ?
ps: in the paragraph "Panorama from the ridge" the 3 left pictures tend to superpose the large image on the right
Vid Pogachnik - Nov 14, 2010 3:29 am - Hasn't voted
Re: slovenian volcano ...Hi!
Thanks for your comment! Regarding superposing I'll have a look.
I don't think that Smrekovec volcano is much connected with Pohorje. OK Southern Alps with their carbonate limestone structure end with Kamnik & Savinja Alps and Pohorje geologically resemble more on the mountains north of Drau/Drava - Lavanttal Alps. It's granite. As of volcano it is said that it can be contributed to the fact that it is situated along the fault - running north of it. On the opther side of the fault there are the last summits of Karavanke which still belong to the Southern Alps. Well, I'm not an expert on this.
Cheers!
Vid
rokaj - Oct 22, 2011 1:58 pm - Voted 10/10
ExcellentHi Vid
Nice. It waking me memories.
If somebody is askig for easy, nice, not crowdy, 2-3 days walking reccomendation, my answer is always Golte - Smrekovec - above mentioned ridge - Koca na Loki - Raduha etc. It was one of my first 3 days trip many years ago. I repeated it 3 times till now.
Great and thanks
Vid Pogachnik - Oct 22, 2011 2:02 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: ExcellentThanks, Rok! Unfortunately I was never on Travnik.
Cheers!
Vid