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During my tours and workshops I often get questions what photography related apps I use the most and why. So I decided to make a list of the apps and make a short informative article about it. Since I own an Android smartphone (Samsung Galaxy s3), this is a list of Android apps:... READ MORE

I’ve been using Nikon D800 for more than three months now and it has been in use extensively. When I checked EXIF info there have been over 20.000 shutter actuations already. You can see I’ve been quite busy and while working with D800 I really got to know the camera... READ MORE

Lately I have done some nice macro photography shots and would like to share them with you along with some tips about getting the shots. I do not consider myself as a macro photographer but I do enjoy this type of photography very much and even without serious macro gear I have... READ MORE

Adriatic2Alps is proudly to present a new tour in our offer. This time it is not to the Alpine/Adriatic region where we normally operate but to Africa! More precisely to Morocco, magical country at the North-West part of the continent. Departure dates are already set, we will... READ MORE

Recently we were mentioned in two different places. A guest from last years photo tour to Croatia and Slovenia, Santo Giorno, wrote an article for a Photo Travel Review website. Thank you Santo for your kind words and hope to travel with you again some time in the future! And... READ MORE

In January I travelled to Iceland with a friend Mary from Handshake Photography to photograph Northern lights. We met in Kopenhagen and next day we flew to Reykjavik where we met with Tim Vollmer, who runs photography workshops. We circled the island in ten days. It was not... READ MORE

Plitvice lakes national park is situated in Lika region, somehow in the middle of the way from Zagreb to the Adriatic coast. It is one of the top natural attractions of Croatia and for a good reason. Its numerous lakes, waterfalls and cascades, its pristine and lush forest and... READ MORE

Dubrovnik is the most famous coastal city of Croatia. And for a reason – its medieval old town will impress everyone that walks into the city’s mighty walls. For centuries Dubrovnik was the biggest rival of Venetian republic in the Adriatic coast. With trade it grew... READ MORE

Last weekend I had an interview with a guys from Fotobug. Jim Caldwell and Fred Rodgers are great guys and we had a very relaxed talk about the my photograph, places where we run our tours and workshops. We also commented some of my most interesting photos and if you want to... READ MORE