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While hiking about two hours drive from my home town, near a lake I noticed the calmness of the forest.
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Hiking in a forest nearby my hometown, decided to get down and dirty and get a close up of the little things on the forest floor. This is part of the Little Things series.
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While visiting one of the most beautiful roads in Romania, I had to stop and enjoy this river.
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One late autumn morning, going on a trip around the country with a part of my family, when I captured the highway ahead of us embraced in a cold fog
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We came to Romania specifically to drive two roads that are famous for their scenery: the Transalpina and the Transfagarasan. This photo was taken on the Transalpina, which we drove twice. Both of the times it was so foggy that we almost did not see anything. This was one of the few shots we managed to take where the great landscape is visible. Many people thought it was taken with a drone but actually it’s taken from a high cliff. One of us was driving, the other one was climbing.
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Foggy mountain highway in the middle of the forest on a cold autumn morning. Autumn on the road
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We drove to Romania just because we heard about this beautiful road: the Transfagarasan. It is known as one of the most beautiful routes in Europe. It’s true! We drove this road two times, and it took us 2 days each time. Each time there was a beautiful section, one of us stepped out of the car to take photos. The other one drove back and forth to ‘pose’. It was cold and it took a loonnngg time, but the shots are totally worth it!
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Transfagarasan Romania winding road aerial view in the Carpathians. Aerial image shot using a drone.
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visited Transafagarasan road in Romania near Sibiu city. According to Top Gear this is the best on road in the world
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Right when we thought winter was over we got another fresh dump of snow, mother nature almost covering one of the Transfagarasan's tunnel entrances. Fresh. Untouched. Powder.
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The Făgăraș mountains had quite a show going on during a splitboarding and avalanche training session in the Bâlea area. The mix of colours was surreal during this sunset, we could only stare for the whole very few minutes that the colour show lasted.
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I was climbing up on the fagaras mountains and a some big clouds started to come down over the mountains.
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Believe it or not, I took this photo while the car was moving. I loved the contrast between the red-accent sign and green grass, but I couldn't ask my dad to make another stop, so I took the risk and snapped this in a turn.
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On our way to a cabin in the highest romanian mountains: Fagaras Mountains. Great unexpectedly warm day at the begining of December.
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I think carrying a hammock everywhere we go is my top favorite thing. The feeling of just sitting there among trees and nature, pretending you are one of them. This, for me, is just surreal.
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Road cycling in Romania can't go without Transfarasan mountain pass. One of the best and most beautiful roads in this part of Europe.
Experienced by Roman Jøe
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Winter traffic conditions on road with snow and foggy atmosphere. Winding road in the forest in winter time
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On my way to the mountain Vulcan, I saw from far away, this lonely little forgotten house touched only by the sun. The peaceful view hold me in that place for a few moments. Than I took my camera…
Experienced by Nelu paps
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This is a 34-year-old copper mining waste dump in Geamăna village, Romania. The church was on a hill.
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This photo is a 30 second exposure. It was taken at night, under completely dark sky. The left side of the mountain is lit by the lights of the village of Torockó. The mountain is situated in Erdély. I took this picture on my holiday as one of my first astrophoto attempts. Torockó is a beautiful Hungarian village and the locals are very kind and welcoming.
Experienced by Nandor Kelecsenyi