Dawn at the Zugspitze after a night at the Iglu Dorf
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Breath taking photograph.
Thank you BBW! :)
Wow, what a stunning image
Thank you Mrs T! :)
That is so atmospheric and beautiful.x
Thank you, it was so special to be there at that time in the morning. I don’t expect many people get that opportunity! :)
Absolutely gorgeous photo! Brrrr though :)
Thank you MG… Twasn’t too bad, honest! :)
So simple but breathtaking. Fantastic composition.
Thank you Brina! :)
Wow… Very dramatic! Did you take refuge in that chapel? xx
Thank you… No refuge needed thankfully, but we did have a look inside the night before. It’s incredibly ornate! :)
really does have a bleak beauty about it – wonderful shot x
I was lucky to get this, the rest of my family had run of in search of the breakfast restaurant!! :D Thank you x
Beautiful picture. I was just reading about your adventure in your last post, sounds awesome!
Thank you Lou… :)
Wow!!!!! I wanna live in the little house! That looks amazing, I reckon Team Lloyd could pull off being a modern day Santa Family :)
Thank you for linking up with Photo of The Week X
Thank you Lou Gorgeous isn’t it? It’s a tiny little chapel right at the top. I reckon it could fit around 15 people max. Apparently you can get married in it if you so wish! x
Wow! Stunning photo! I love this.
Thank you very much Anne! :)
I love the bell and cross silhouetted against that stark mountain. beautiful x
Thank you… I wonder how often it’s used? x
Always seek out your #silentsunday post. Another stunning picture!
Thanks Suzanne :)
Gorgeous photo – it looks so mysterious (and a tad cold!) Was it on your ice hotel trip?
It was indeed! Taken on the Sunday so still within the Silent Sunday rules! :D Thank you!
Blimey that’s a good one. Such different depths.
Thank you Mrs!
This is so atmospheric. Just stunning. I’m making up stories about this little church…
Thank you Sarah… :)
Magnificent. Reminds me of being up at Hitler’s summer house in Berchtesgaden in June – the weather was the same.
We saw it from the lake last year. It’s a gorgeous area isn’t it? Thank you…
wow. what a lovely picture. picturesque!
I remember being a bit cross that it was so cloudy, but I wouldn’t have gotten this pic otherwise! Thank you! :)
Breathtaking. I wish I was there.
Thank you Sara! :)
Wow, that is so atmospheric! I look forward to your Silent Sundays more than anyone’s every week. They are always so different.
Thank you Sarah… That’s lovely, and very kind of you! :)
beautiful, very striking!
Thank you Sonya! :)
Wow what a stunning shot, so breath-taking.
Thanks Kizzy! :)
Gosh, those snow-covered peaks…cold, but so beautiful in such a stark way. I wish I had your gift for capturing so much in a photograph.
Thank you Caroline…. It’s so beautiful up there!
c-c-c-c-cold!
It wasn’t as bad as it looks, honest! It was more cloudy than anything! :D