It is always satisfying to get a beautiful picture of a landscape , mountain or lake that you have visited . Gregor Skoberne , however , takes dedication to the next level by photographing Slovenia 's Lake Bohinj every day during summer , and experimenting with paragliding to capture its reflective surface from different angles . The lake is situated in the Triglav National Park and is the largest permanent lake in Slovenia , perfectly mirroring the surrounding mountains in its waters . Reflective beauty : The stunning Lake Bohinj in Slovenia is less well-known than the popular Lake Bled , and is in pristine condition due to the lack of tourists . Lake Bohinj 's orientation results in fascinating light which is perfect for capturing its surrounding mountains and reflections . The 14th century church on the lake is featured on the coat of arms of the Bohinj municipality and makes for a beautiful keepsake picture . Gregor Skoberne captures Lake Bohinj every day during summer , working at the local tourist information office during that period to be closer . Lake Bohinj is not as famous as popular tourist destination , Lake Bled , but the lack of visitors allows the area to maintain its pristine condition . Photographer Gregor Skoberne , 23 , became so spellbound by Lake Bohinj that during summers he now works for the local tourist association in order to be closer to photograph it , as he lives 30 minutes away . ' I was amazed that every day there was something different at the lake , be it light , clouds , fog , reflections or different colors of the leaves , ' he said . 'Secondly , I love symmetry and taking reflection shots and Lake Bohinj surrounded with mountains is perfect for that . ' Taking to the skies ! Gregor enjoys capturing the lake from all angles , including capturing reflections of the clouds while paragliding . To photograph the lake from varied perspectives , Gregor has even gone so far as climbing to the top of nearby waterfall Savica . The lake is situated in the Triglav National Park and is the largest permanent lake in Slovenia . The Slovenian 's interest in photography started when he received his first digital SLR camera , his father 's Nikon D70s . Gregor now uses a Nikon D5100 with the Nikkor 18-105mm and 12-24mm lenses to capture the stunning Slovenian lake . The Agronomy student , 23 , is currently doing a master thesis on visualization of root growth using Time Lapse technique , but hopes to do something professionally that 's connected with photography . 'When you see something beautiful in nature , it ’ s hard to describe another person what you saw and how amazing it was , so I ’ m trying to capture that on my camera so others can enjoy that too , ' he said . One of his most challenging shots occurred following a climb down a stone wall to get to the Savica waterfall . However , the resulting photograph was one that only a true artist would have been able to create . But for Greggor , the best photograph that he has taken of the body of water was while flying above , thanks to the spectacular reflection of the clouds on the lake . His photography can be followed on Facebook and Instagram .
Gregor Skoberne , 23 , photographed the 790-acre lake every day during the summer using numerous methods . Lake Bohinj is less popular than the popular Lake Bled , which attracts many tourists annually . The lake has a surface area of about 100 square kilometers and its depth varies from 10 to 30 meters ( up to 40 feet ) depending on water level.