“Hobbiton”: Beautiful Swiss Countryside By Martin Rak
Martin Rak is a talented 33-year-old photographer, traveler and nature lover from Prague, Czech Republic.
“I got my first camera from my grandfather when I was six and I have been interested in photography since then”, he explaines.
Martin focuses on landscaping, he shoots amazing nature and travel photography.
“I enjoy traveling and being outside, therefore I mostly do fine art landscape photography. My favorite place is the Saxon-Bohemian Switzerland which lies on the boarder between the Czech Republic and Germany. Most of my images are from there.”
More info: Martin Rak, Instagram, Facebook (h/t: photogrist)
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