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Travel guide of Zell am Ziller7 km from Zell am Ziller
When my friends and I hopped in the car to spend a weekend at a friends cabin near the Zillertal in Austria I took my camera with me with the expectation of taking some snapshot-memories for the squad. As it turned out the sky was crystal clear the first night with no clouds which allowed an unbelievable look at the stars. I never felt so lucky taking my camera somewhere.
Experienced by Robert Richarz
7 km from Zell am Ziller
I was out working for our local newspaper. The weather was clear in the beginning but changed quickly. I turned round and saw the hut called “Zimmereben� in the region of Mayrhofen/Zillertal/Tyrol. The black and white gives that photo a touch of mystery to.
Experienced by Florian Haun
19 km from Zell am Ziller
I had found the perfect spot to fly my drone and get some cool footage. Unfortunately the Phantom won’t fly unless the battery temperature is over 15 Celsius; warming it up with the car heater didn’t work (-15 at that time). So I settled for the next (and only) best thing. Good thing I had a proper camera with me.
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
20 km from Zell am Ziller
In the beautiful Zillertal, next to the Krimmler waterfalls is, a bit hidden, the very cozy and romantic Zittauer Hütte. This picture was taken on a rather cloudy day after a hike to the nearby mountains when the sky cleared up and revealed the absolutely brilliant view to the hut and the nearby lake.
Experienced by Felix
20 km from Zell am Ziller
My dads car was broken so he saked me if i could drive him to the workplace of course i said yes i had a freeday so nothing else to do. We stod at 6 o´clock up an i drove him to the work when i was driving back to my homeplace i saw that beautiful sunrise of course i had my camera always in my car. I did not hesitate and take this stunning picture of that sunrise.
Experienced by Stephan Seeber
22 km from Zell am Ziller
I was going in the forest for a few video shots, nearly broke my whole foot because i slipped out of and old wrecked tree with my shoes who didn’t had any profil at all on it… Anyway i got a couple of pictures and videos, it was just about to get dark and right before that i saw this moody little spot where i climbed up, and also nearly died to get up here. Maybe the forest don’t like me at all nevermind was worth it.
Experienced by Stephan Seeber
23 km from Zell am Ziller
The beautiful Austrian outdoors, in a typical summer day in Tirol. My friend F. kept saying “I’m the mother of dragons� while looking out to this incredible scenery. We thought she will spread her wings and fly.
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
28 km from Zell am Ziller
Evolving clouds landscape makes me euphoric after a long solo ascent in a mineral playground. It’s a timer photo integrated in a wide angle photo from the same point of view.
Experienced by Pierre Van Crombrugghe
36 km from Zell am Ziller
It’s starting to feel like summer. Well… Austrian summer vibes. Snow is only above 1500-2000m and you ca see some green pine trees. Yeah. Welcome to the Alps. Did I mention that I can see that from my porch or did I just ruin the magic for y’all?
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
36 km from Zell am Ziller
Photography is all about timing. Even if that means spending 25 minutes, in the early morning, waiting for the right moment. My hot cup of tea actually became ice tea after that. Yeah, that cold.
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
36 km from Zell am Ziller
The world we live in is a live canvas with a new painting every moment. I am happy to have a camera and capture that brief moment for eternity. In the grand scheme of things this might be nothing, but it’s everything.
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
36 km from Zell am Ziller
That lack of snow made the sunrise over the mountains a bit more colorful. One extra reason to get up at early in the morning. Note to self: Buy a proper tripod.
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
36 km from Zell am Ziller
Never thought I ‘d be writing little stories for my photographs, because I always thought they tell their own story. Which is different for everyone that might look at them. As much as I don’t trust water in it’s icey or snowy form, I love this vista. Peaceful, calm and serene. Click.
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
36 km from Zell am Ziller
It could be anything. An old camera, a place, your house, your dog and ultimately your self. Just let go. It took me years to realize it, and had to go through some educating moments and situations to understand it. That’s what I am being reminded every time I take one of these nature landscape photos. Letting go brought me to the mountains. Letting go brought me here.
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
37 km from Zell am Ziller
In a completely uneventful afternoon in one of the highest Christmas markets, the greatest of magic can happen. Appreciate what you have. More.
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
38 km from Zell am Ziller
A 2 hour drive was about to reach it’s end, and just as we enter the city I look up to the traffic light and see this. I drive back home, dump the car, grab the camera and my bike, pedal for about 6 minutes and boom. 1 shot 1 kill. I swear. Apparently I was so excited for this and I left my car door “slightly� open.
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
38 km from Zell am Ziller
For me winter is how nature “resets� it’s colorful pallet. Therefore in order to mess with nature (a bit), I dropped back and waited for my girl to move in the right spot. Didn’t tell her anything just slowed down while walking behind her. 1 shot - honest to God.
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
39 km from Zell am Ziller
It has been a while since I last used my Canon G7x for photographs. I remembered why I got it in the first place. That little guy can do wonders. Your best camera is always the one you have on you. Point and shoot.
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
39 km from Zell am Ziller
� Nothing's by accident and everything happens for a reason. When you see it... (Hint: not in the photo, in the whole feed)
Experienced by Paul Gilmore
41 km from Zell am Ziller
We write our own destiny, we become what we do. (Writing a little story everyday will definitely be challenging).
Experienced by Paul Gilmore