Fuji Landscapes

Ogrodzieniec - Poland with Fuji

Ogrodzieniec - Poland with Fuji

Located on the Trail of the Eagle's Nests, Ogrodzieniec Castle rules over the Krakow-Czestochowa Upland in southern Poland.  Established first in early 12th century, destroyed and rebuilt numerous times since then it was finally abandoned at the beginning of 19th century due to extensive fire damage and remains a picturesque ruin ever since.

Exploring the Sea Floor - Scotland with Fuji

Exploring the Sea Floor - Scotland with Fuji

At the northwestern tip of Trotternish Peninsula on the Isle of Skye, we have found another picturesque location for our photo adventures, right by the ruins of Duntulm Castle.  Since the tide was low and a portion of the sea floor was revealed I have had a rare opportunity to explore the multitude of sea plants with their wonderful colors and shapes as well as take in the views.

Scotland with Fuji - Following Highlander

Scotland with Fuji - Following Highlander

With any new country we visit we try to find some point of reference while planning a trip. Such was the case during our first visit to Scotland, four years ago, when we decided to visit Glenfinan, a place of birth of a fictional character Connor MacLeod, from the movie "Highlander" (the original, not the re-makes.. ;D). This time around, I have managed to visit the famous Eilean Donan Castle,

Scotland with Fuji - Beautiful Glen Coe

Scotland with Fuji - Beautiful Glen Coe

I have fallen in love with Glen Coe, the first time we have had a pleasure to pass by it in 2012. In late April the colors that blanket the mountains are amazing. All those browns, yellows and rusts with a bit of green look like amazing velvet blanket woven over the ground.

Fuji and Aurora Borealis or Marriage Advice

Fuji and Aurora Borealis or Marriage Advice

It is a dangerous territory I wade in.  As my wonderful wife, Kasia, blogs here, and reads my posts.  She's also a photographer.  This arrangement has a lot of pluses, like being able to bounce ideas off each other, or being able to just go shoot northern lights, at the spur of the moment at 2 am in the morning.