I Explored The Colorful Waterfalls Of Plitvice Lakes In Croatia, And Here Are My 28 Pictures From There
I am Tamás Dombora. I live in Budapest. I used to have many hobbies, but I never committed myself to any of them. Then, 9 years ago, I started photography and found myself in it. I am an IT specialist in civil life, but whenever I can, I travel the world and capture what I see as I see it.
I visited Plitvice Lakes four years ago in the wintertime and photographed the beautiful, frozen world with icy waterfalls and white landscapes. Recently I have returned to the lakes again to capture the same stunning park, but this time surrounded by the colorful shades of autumn. We spent two days in the park, the first day exploring the upper lakes and the second day the lower ones.
This is an area worth visiting at any time of the year, as the beauty created by nature is always a feast for the eyes. Below you can check out some of my photos from the trip.
You can also check out the pictures of frozen waterfalls in Plitvice Lakes I took here.
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This looks straight out of a fairytale... great reminder that a small part of our world is still beautiful!
The place isn't just stunningly lovely, it has a fascinating geology that's unique as far as I know! The landscape is made of limestone, and everyone knows that groundwater slowly dissolves limestone and forms cave systems. But in Plitvice, the dissolved limestone in the rivers is so concentrated that it precipitates out of the water, and forms into a variant of limestone called Travertine at the bottom of the lakes and rivers, so the land is continually dissolving and re-forming, reshaping itself into new and beautiful "hanging lakes".
Holy sh*t. I did not know Croatia is that beautiful. I mean I knew about the amazing beaches, and of course Dubrovnik (even before GoT was shot there) and that's the reason I always wanted to visit. But this...this is just off the charts beautiful. The word "otherworldly" comes to mind.
The place isn't just stunningly lovely, it has a fascinating geology that's unique as far as I know! The landscape is made of limestone, and everyone knows that groundwater slowly dissolves limestone and forms cave systems. But in Plitvice, the dissolved limestone in the rivers is so concentrated that it precipitates out of the water, and forms into a variant of limestone called Travertine at the bottom of the lakes and rivers, so the land is continually dissolving and re-forming, reshaping itself into new and beautiful "hanging lakes".
Holy sh*t. I did not know Croatia is that beautiful. I mean I knew about the amazing beaches, and of course Dubrovnik (even before GoT was shot there) and that's the reason I always wanted to visit. But this...this is just off the charts beautiful. The word "otherworldly" comes to mind.
