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It was a nice hike up the Schneeberg, the highest peak in Lower Austria. The day was crisp with extremely strong westerly winds (75km/h+) so all attempts to fly the drone at the summit failed. By the time I came down the wind hat abated a bit so I was able to capture this panorama just as the sun was setting.
I hope you're having a great week! I must admit, this fog season hasn't been as impressive as before, and I find myself missing it. Hopefully, we'll still have a chance to experience some captivating fog this year. What are your thoughts on it?
The Türkenstürz (Stürtz=Fall) is a steep rock-face - the name dates back to the Turkish Wars around 1530 - legends are associated with it where the invading Turkish troops were driven or fell of the precipice to their death below. The folly was built by Prince Johann | in 1824 to commemorate the victory against the Turks.
Charming stone steps leading to the sea :) Taken in the late afternoon in the village Vinisće (Croatia).
Urokliwe kamienne schodki prowadzące wprost do morza :) Pstryknięte w miejscowości Vinisće w Chorwacji.
A mesmerizing view of water blue shades and natural circles patterns on the surface.
Shot with a Canon EOS 700D from above the edge of a sandy cliff located at Marsa Bareika, Ras Mohammed National Park.
Taken over the top of the island of Kira Panagia, looking east. The islands of Alonissos (right) and Persitera (left) are in the foreground, Skopelos in the haze in the background.
The Wildegg Castle is the first castle with a triangular Renesaince type inner courtryard north of the Alps which were already en-vouge in Italy at the time.
A soft aerial sunrise with boats and reflections at Koolewong Waterfront on the Central Coast, NSW, Australia.
Probably unknown to most , Wildegg Castle near Sittendorf in the Vienna Woods is practically in Vienna, just outside the outermost city districts.