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Ana Pogačar

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Last additions - November 2005
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 Panoramic view from the top of the Kriska MountainJun 14, 2006
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 Panoramic view from the top of the Kriska MountainJun 14, 2006
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 Parachuters descending into the fog after darkJun 14, 2006
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 SerenityJun 14, 2006
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 Tree against the sunset colorsJun 14, 2006
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 Fog and sunraysJun 14, 2006
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 Three colorsJun 14, 2006
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 Looking towards the sun casting shadows on the fog belowJun 14, 2006
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 A small water hole for animalsJun 14, 2006
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 The waterhole and the sea of fog in the backgroundJun 14, 2006
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 Resigned look.Nov 27, 2005
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 Another tired photographer.Nov 27, 2005
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 Our guide, the technical director of the mine.Nov 27, 2005
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 The most exhausted (and dirtiest!) member of our group. :)Nov 27, 2005
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 Enjoying a few beers after the "ordeal".Nov 27, 2005
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 Finally, we were at the end of our adventure.Nov 27, 2005
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 Back in the blaring sun.Nov 27, 2005
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 In the train which brought us back up and saved us 976 steps.Nov 27, 2005
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 Who wants out?Nov 27, 2005
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 A group of tired photographers and the guide after a few hours of walking in the mine.Nov 27, 2005
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 Walking up towards the entry level.Nov 27, 2005
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 Control panel.Nov 27, 2005
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 A miner.Nov 27, 2005
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 Miners.Nov 27, 2005
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 The visibility was very low and we had to be extra careful not to step onto the coal transporter.Nov 27, 2005
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 A lamp.Nov 27, 2005
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 A train for coal suspended from the ceiling.Nov 27, 2005
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 Ghosts.Nov 27, 2005
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 An alcove for resting. There weren't many about.Nov 27, 2005
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 At the beginning, the tunnels were high enough to walk in, but they were full of abandoned equipment.Nov 27, 2005
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 Trudging along the tunnel.Nov 27, 2005
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 Equipped with lamps and cameras, we embarked on a long walk (and crawl) in the mine.Nov 27, 2005
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 First we needed to change into protective clothes and sign a guestbook.Nov 27, 2005
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 Green and blue.Nov 16, 2005
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 Clear water.Nov 16, 2005
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 An old drinking trough.Nov 16, 2005
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 Water coming out of the moss everywhere.Nov 16, 2005
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 Moss and water.Nov 16, 2005
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 There was a small brook and luckily I had my tripod with me.Nov 16, 2005
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 On my way back down, I saw a deer. It wasn't scared of me at all.Nov 16, 2005
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 Frost created interesting patterns.Nov 16, 2005
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 Frost everywhere.Nov 16, 2005
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 Frost on leaves.Nov 16, 2005
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 Moss and forest in the background.Nov 16, 2005
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 A tiny pinetree in the moss.Nov 16, 2005
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 Moss.Nov 16, 2005
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 Needles and a leaf.Nov 16, 2005
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 The tables in front of the hut hadn't been used for a while.Nov 16, 2005
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 On one side of the hut, there was an artificial climbing wall.Nov 16, 2005
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 At the end of the road...Nov 16, 2005
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 ...there was a mountain hut, at 1150 meters above sea level, closed and with nobody in sight.Nov 16, 2005
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 Fall colors.Nov 16, 2005
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 Occasionally, there were great views over the valley from the road.Nov 16, 2005
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 Rust.Nov 14, 2005
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 Rust.Nov 14, 2005
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 Rust.Nov 14, 2005
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 Rusty valves.Nov 14, 2005
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 Smashed windowpanes.Nov 14, 2005
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 The ceiling.Nov 14, 2005
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 A beer bottle covered in dust.Nov 14, 2005
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 A gear wheel up close.Nov 14, 2005
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 Another big hall that is apparently still in use as there were some cars parked there.Nov 14, 2005
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 Old and rusty barrels covered in leaves.Nov 14, 2005
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 "Protect our common property from fire"Nov 14, 2005
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 In B&W.Nov 14, 2005
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 Big, empty halls.Nov 14, 2005
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 This is another part of Jesenice with abandoned factories.Nov 14, 2005
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 A rusty nut.Nov 14, 2005
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 A rusty pipe.Nov 14, 2005
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 No door.Nov 14, 2005
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 An old storehouse barely standing.Nov 14, 2005
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 "No smoking"Nov 14, 2005
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 An old railroad yard.Nov 14, 2005
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 Having fun with long exposures. Can you still tell this is a car? :)Nov 14, 2005
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 Having fun with long exposures.Nov 14, 2005
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 Having fun with long exposures.Nov 14, 2005
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 Having fun with long exposures.Nov 14, 2005
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 Underpass for pedestrians and car traffic.Nov 14, 2005
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 An entry into another underpass.Nov 14, 2005
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 The radio in B&W.Nov 14, 2005
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 An old radio in the railway station pub.Nov 14, 2005
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 It looks better in B&W, I think.Nov 14, 2005
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 The old waiting room.Nov 14, 2005
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 ... and in B&W.Nov 14, 2005
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 Looking up from the underpass.Nov 14, 2005
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 In B&W.Nov 14, 2005
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 Entry into the pedestrian underpass.Nov 14, 2005
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 Rapid train... hehe, not really.Nov 14, 2005
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 A confusion of tracks, poles and wires.Nov 14, 2005
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 Then I headed to the railway station. Most of the station dates many decades back, and it shows.Nov 14, 2005
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 An attempt at B&W.Nov 14, 2005
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 Into the sun.Nov 14, 2005
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 The same lonely alley.Nov 14, 2005
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 ... and even some frosty cobwebs.Nov 14, 2005
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 There was frost on everything...Nov 14, 2005
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 A detail from railtracks.Nov 14, 2005
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 The sun was getting stronger, fortunately, as my fingers were already on the verge of frostbite.Nov 14, 2005
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 Old scales and a sun-lit factory in the background.Nov 14, 2005
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 An old factory in all its glory.Nov 14, 2005
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 A magical moment at sunrise.Nov 14, 2005
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 Railtracks for freight trains.Nov 14, 2005
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 Towards the east, the sun was trying to beat the fog.Nov 14, 2005
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 Empty, abandoned storewares.Nov 14, 2005
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 Unexpectedly, the fog was blown away just as the sun rose above the horizon.Nov 14, 2005
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 Narrow passageway leading between two plants.Nov 14, 2005
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 The area where many plants used to be is mostly abandoned and decaying. This is an old chimney which is being pulled down before it crashes by itself.Nov 14, 2005
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 It was a very early start: at 6.40 am it was bitterly cold and foggy, and the dawn was just breaking.Nov 14, 2005
 
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