If you also want a dramatic photo like this hanging on your wall, visit my website goldgraphy.org, choose a picture, and send me an email.

Every photo is available in high resolution for 20,000 sats. You can then print and frame it however you like at a studio of your choice.

My photos will always cost 20,000 sats. It’s not much today, but it might be in the future — so they’re probably not getting any cheaper than they are right now.

Here’s another one from the same location. Just a reminder that the full-resolution images are available for purchase for 20k sats if you’d like to print, frame, and hang them on your wall.

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Here’s another shot from the interior of the Devetashka Cave. I asked my wife to stand there with the umbrella just to give some sense of scale. The ceiling in this section rises to around 60 meters (200 feet). Massive openings in the rock let sunlight and rain pour through, which is why trees are actually growing inside the cave itself.

The place also supports a surprisingly delicate ecosystem, home to a large bat population along with swallows and other birds.

Krushuna Waterfalls. Probably the most scenic waterfall cascade in Bulgaria, at least from what I’ve seen — and I’ve only explored a tiny fraction of what the country has to offer in that regard.

Normally the water here has that distinct turquoise-blue colour caused by the karst cliffs. But after a heavy rainfall the previous day, the water turned completely muddy, which gave the whole place an almost Amazon-like jungle vibe instead.

Haters would say I failed to capture the scene at its “best”. But I’d bet very few have captured this exact mood, rather than the same polished, post card shot everyone else goes for.

That’s one after, yet still in not full bloom.