This is one of the many waterfalls in the Plitvice National Park in Croatia. This park, takes about 30 minutes just to traverse from the top to the bottom, not counting in all the valleys and walkways at the bottom. This beautiful park has countless lakes and waterfalls; water so clear you could see the bottom. It has incredible flora and fauna; countless species of plant life exist all over the park. When peering into the water, you can definitely see the fish life, without trying. From small fishes, to shrips to large ones. Life under the waters are bustling.

Although you might think I just took a picture of a random person walking up the stairs. You are correct. All jokes aside though, I felt this was an important shot; life in Croatia is quite common to be like this. Old Towns and New Towns alike, they have mostly the same design of architecture; cobble-y, granite-y and stone-y. People live in houses that stood before electricity was invented. They have olden irrigation systems, however, some obviously have chosen the modern way to solve that through modern piping, however, the aesthetics remain.

This is a wonderful picture of the Adratic Sea, meeting with Croatian land and the Sun. It was ONLY around 8pm when this picture was taken. The sun sets so late in the summer. But this beautiful sunset captured hues of blues and pinks, meeting with the town's skyline and the Ocean. I remember this was taken on the last night with the tour group. Everyone was really happy and we were eating, drinking and laughing together. Along the shore, there will crabs scurrying here and there, cute actually.