Today’s Friday Travel Photo was submitted by Clark & Kim of the travel blog ToUncertaintyAndBeyond.com.
Kim captured this fantastic photo outside of Sarajevo, Bosnia.
Clark remembers this from the night they were backpacking in Sarajevo:
I asked the locals where I could find a good view of the city, and they pointed me up the large hill by the war cemetery (can be seen in the bottom left of the photo).
As I hiked up, there were signs off the road warning pedestrians of land mines in the nearby wooded areas … You’ll pass little grocery stores, cafes, old wooden mosques, and houses with bright front doors … There was a group of local kids climbing around a bombed out building behind me to watch the sunset. I tried to take photos of them, but they would squeal and run away before we got the shot. They were a little camera shy.
It was a very cloudy Thursday evening, but the sunset ended up being pretty interesting. I really liked the intense beams of light coming through the clouds by the horizon.
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Wow, that’s beautiful!
Gorgeous photo!!!
Thanks for the featured photo. Bosnia is an amazing country and well worth a visit. Check out our entire photostream at http://www.flickr.com/photos/touncertaintyandbeyond/
Wow! Gorgeous! I love how the golden light illuminates some of the houses and the foreground. You were definitely at the right place at the right time!
nice. The sun rays through the clouds look beautiful.
WOW! Sarajevo is one of my favorite cities I’ve been to. This picture does an amazing job of capturing it’s unique hilly beauty.
WOW, that is seriously a BEAUTIFUL PICTURE! I love it. Makes me want to visit really bad.
Glad you all enjoyed their photo!
Can you say amazing? I just reposted on my blog 🙂
Stunning! the landmines part is pretty chilling, too.
That’s an amazing photo!