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Posted: 12 May 2025

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forest ⍋⍋ woods ⍋⍋ grove ⍋⍋ timberland •
Slovakia ⰔⰎⱁⰂⰅⰐⰔⰍⱁ Slovensko •
Karpaty Carpathians Карпати Carpați •
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2021 •
Canon F-1 •
Bratislava •
crossprocess •
fog •
autumn •
35mm •
analogue •
film photography •
scan •
Pozsony ✺ Posonium •
Carpathian Belt •
Preßburg ✺ Prešporok •
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Mist of Carpathian Autumn

Mist of Carpathian Autumn
Deeper in the Carpathian woods, where the sun is a stranger and the wind speaks in old tongues, the ground lies thick with copper leaves—coins spent by autumn in her final, lavish gesture. The air is heavy, laced with the musk of moss and the slow, patient rot of centuries. Here, a great beech stands at the heart of the forest, leaning but unbroken, its trunk bowed in the manner of those who have weathered many storms. It is a lesson writ in bark and sinew: that to endure is not always to resist, but sometimes to yield, to bend and yet remain unbowed.

Berny, Christel Ehretsmann, Steve Bucknell, Eva Lewitus and 9 other people have particularly liked this photo

17 comments - The latest ones
 menonfire
menonfire club
Ich mag solch Einblicke in den Wald
15 months ago.
 Kayleigh
Kayleigh club
Well done!
15 months ago.
m̌ ḫ club has replied to Kayleigh club
thank you
15 months ago.
 Boarischa Krautmo
Boarischa Krautmo club
I like the mood in this pic!
15 months ago.
m̌ ḫ club has replied to Boarischa Krautmo club
Thank you. Needless to say, I like it too, so thats why I clicked it. I could never take photos of objects I do not like, such as macro insects lol
15 months ago.
Boarischa Krautmo club has replied to m̌ ḫ club
I think it's about telling a story. Whenever I see something (well, almost whenever ;-)) I have pictures of that scenery inside of me.
And taking the pic is a way to show these inner pics to others...
15 months ago.
m̌ ḫ club has replied to Boarischa Krautmo club
Nicely said. For me photography is really like that, to show the pictures of the world I like in my eyes to the others. And that's why I do like landscape and still life photos, and street & travel... but I am not interested in studio photography.
15 months ago.
 William Sutherland
William Sutherland club
Awesome shot and POV!

Admired in: www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance
15 months ago.
m̌ ḫ club has replied to William Sutherland club
Thank you
15 months ago.
 Gudrun
Gudrun club
Both photos are magic! I like this one better for the bent tree trunk that adds a curve to the verticals.
15 months ago.
m̌ ḫ club has replied to Gudrun club
I could not pick one myself. Thank you for support
15 months ago.
 Esther
Esther club
Lovely curve to the tree trunk. Marvelous colors.
15 months ago.
m̌ ḫ club has replied to Esther club
Walking in these autumn trees is like a meditation to me
15 months ago.
 Annemarie
Annemarie club
beautiful

Happy Wednesday!
15 months ago.
 Paul Griffin
Paul Griffin club
Poetic!
15 months ago.
 Christel Ehretsmann
Christel Ehretsmann club
Once upon a time...
15 months ago.
m̌ ḫ club has replied to Christel Ehretsmann club
… a group of Rusalkas (Rusalky) would gather on midsummer nights to dance in forest clearings or by the water’s edge. Their dancing left the grass lush and green, a sign of fertility and abundance for the coming season. However, these spirits were also known to lure young men with their beautiful songs and green hair combed with golden combs. Those who followed them risked being led into the water to drown…

The Rusalkas were believed to have evolved from ancient fertility goddesses, embodying the life-giving and destructive powers of water. Villagers held festivals where young girls would imitate these dances and fortune-telling rituals to ensure good crops and fertility. At the same time, people respected and feared these spirits, understanding that disrespect or careless behaviour near water could bring misfortune or death.
15 months ago.

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