I really like gnarly trees, particularly when they are also mossy! This was the last photo I took on that visit to Eng Alm. I love these types of trees, but unfortunately there are too few of them here in my region. So when I see one, I try not to miss the opportunity to photograph it. This was a little higher up from where I was standing, so it made framing the mountain easier. As always, here…

Eng Alm, Austria

like before, when we stood tall over our callous sins

On the path from Eng Alm to the Falkenhütte. Actually the Falkenhütte is in the other direction. Here I am photographing towards Eng Alm. This was a four shot panorama, so it is a bit compressed compared to the reality. Taken under constant rain, I had to wait until the clouds parted and I could see the peak in the distance. © Epameinondas Stamos 2025.

Eng Alm just south of the border to Austria. The days are getting shorter, the nights are getting colder and on days like this one, you can almost feel nature’s anticipation for autumn. This photo is from a very beautiful, albeit very wet, walk in the vicinity of Eng Alm mid September. © Epameinondas Stamos 2025.

Eng Alm, Austria

Eng Alm, Austria

Eng Alm, Austria