Blaž Zupanc Photography

Today I decided to pick up my camera after awhile to take some shots. I went as close as possible to my home due to Monday laziness :)

The view on my hometown Izola (Slovenia), moments before rain started to fall on my head.

As the weather turned perfect for a sunset photo on 24. March 2016, I immediately run out and get these two splendid shots.

On 31.1. 2016 was hanging around my hometown and came up with this shots. Must say that temperatures are pretty high for this time of the year but fortunately the sky, sunset colours and a little bit of a mist makes everything looking great.

Today I had some free time and what's the best thing to do? Take out your... hmm... camera and make some shots of course :) Here in Slovenia is now winter but here on our coast instead of snow we got sun. Izola  Piran Old women looking inside the pharmacy on Tartini square in Piran Local nun in the town of Piran Street in Piran

After more than a year my blog is ACTIVE again! With some new, fresh pictures.

This is my hometown. Mainly visible only the old part of the town. Far across the sea lies Italy with it's Alps. In good weather conditions there is always such a beautiful view.

It was a cold December day in 2012... Snow was everywhere and frozen wind blew. Because of it, this splendid piece of artwork was created.

I have collected this shell some years ago at the beach. It has this splendid colors and does always shine so beautifully. Well infact, I enhanced colors a little bit :)

A seagull in my hometown riding the strong and cold wind called "Burja". Burja: The changeable Bora can often be felt all over Dalmatia, Istria, the Slovenian Littoral, Trieste, and the rest of the Adriatic east coast. It blows in gusts. The Bora is most common during the winter. It blows hardest, as the meteorologist Baron Ferdinand von Wrangel explained it by extending Julius Hann's explanation of Alpine katabatic winds to the north Adriatic, when a polar high-pressure area sits over the snow-covered mountains of the interior plateau behind the Dinaric coastal mountain range and a calm low-pressure area lies further south over the warmer Adriatic. As the air grows even colder and thus denser at night, the Bora increases. Its initial temperature is so low that even with the warming occasioned by its descent it reaches the lowlands as a cold wind. The wind takes two different traditional names depending on associated meteorological conditions: the "li...