A collection of 30 postcards bound in a small book. Themed around the Vrachanski Balkan, a nature park and mountain range in northwest Bulgaria.
"As the Iskar river winds its way north through the Balkan Mountains, it is forced eastward at Lakatnik. Before reaching the flatlands, it yields to the sheer lime- stone cliffs of the Vrachanski Balkan. Nearby, the Leva river spills northward, carving a path between two stone cliffs and forming the legendary limestone gate known as Vrattsata, which gives its name to this entire area.
Shaped by these rivers, the landscapes of the Vrachanski Balkan Nature Park capture the wild spirit of the northwest, the least populated region in Bulgaria. The photographs in this collection follow the stories left by these sister rivers and the beauty hidden within the rolling Vrachanski hills."
"През Стара Планина, Искър се извива на север, но при Лакатник е принудена да поеме на изток. Реката отстъпва пред величествените варовикови скали на Врачанския Балкан, преди да достигне равнините. В близост, на север тече и река Лева, прокарвайки път между две каменни стени, тя образува легендарната варовикова порта Вратцата, която дава името и на местността.
Оформен от тези реки, пейзажът на Природен парк Врачански Балкан съдържа в себе си дивия дух на северозапада - най-слабо населената област в България. Снимките в тази колекция проследяват историите на тези сестри-реки и красотата, скрита сред хълмовете на Врачанския край."
Book: Vrachanski Balkan
Printing
Framing
Delivery
A5/A4/A3 prints are printed on high quality matt photographic paper using a professional photo printing service in Sofia, Bulgaria. They are packaged in a protective sleeve with a cardboard backing, which contains a written note of the location of the photograph and my signature.
Stickers are printed on white PVC foil and are laminated to protect them and extend their lifespan.
Postcards are printed on simple low-gloss postcard paper. On the reverse is information about the location of the photograph and an area for writing and placing a stamp.
Books contain 30 of these postcards bound together with a cover and information page. Individual postcards can be removed for sending or displaying using a box cutter/craft knife.