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Poland's wintery beauty captured in stunning photographs

By Georgina Wilson-Powell for MailOnline

Published: 07:05 EST, 8 December 2017 | Updated: 07:22 EST, 8 December 2017

© Karol Nienartowicz

This scene has a distinct Star Wars feel, but these sci-fi-esque buildings are actually the Śnieżka Meteorological Observatory and were built in the 1970s. Śnieżka is the highest peak of the Sudety mountain range and sits on the border with the Czech Republic

• Polish photographer Karol Nienartowicz has been photographing mountains for 15 years
• He spends hours in the cold waiting to get the perfect shot
• This amazing collection criss-crosses Poland's landscape to capture the beauty of its mountain regions

© Karol Nienartowicz

This eerie shot, which Nienartowicz calls Snow Ghosts, was taken back in 2013 on Szrenica, a peak in the Giant Mountain range on the border with the Czech Republic

This stunning collection of images shows the Polish mountains as you've never seen them before, looking hauntingly beautiful in the grip of winter.

From tiny mountain villages dripping in icicles to the enormity of a wintery night sky, mountain photographer Karol Nienartowicz spends each winter in the peaks and valleys with his camera.

He said: 'Winter in the Polish mountains is beautiful, the world is then unreal and extraordinary.'

It certainly looks extraordinary, as abandoned buildings look like something from a sci-fi film and the trees come with a topping of creamy thick snow.

Capturing these amazing shots isn't easy, however.

Karol Nienartowicz, who shares his mountain photography on his blog, said: 'To photograph in the winter you have to go to the mountains at night, stand in the cold for hours, and so on. Man needs a lot of patience then.'

© Karol Nienartowicz

The glacial valleys of Śnieżne Kotły attract photographers in winter who want to capture its dramatic landscapes. On top of one of the ridges sits a radio mast, the only sign of human activity in the area, which has been a nature reserve since the 1930s

© Karol Nienartowicz

Jaszczurówka Chapel in Zakopane is one of the best examples of a pretty style of Polish architecture that's found in this region. Zakopane is found on the southern border with Slovakia, in the foot of the Tatra Mountains

© Karol Nienartowicz

Nienartowicz shot this stunning picture of a canpoy of stars over the western Tatra Mountains last December

© Karol Nienartowicz

This is Babia Góra, the highest peak of the Beskydy mountain range, with a view of the Tatras in the background

© Karol Nienartowicz

Nienartowicz has spent a lot of time in the Sniezka region on the border of the Czech Republic shooting the mysterious wintery landscapes of the mountains

© Karol Nienartowicz

This haunting image shows a monument to Kaiser Wilhelm I on the Great Szyszak peak in the Giant Mountains. This photo was taken in 2014

© Karol Nienartowicz

Nienartowicz captured the tiny village of Zab after sunset earlier this year. Zab is in southern Poland and sits in the foothills of the High Tatras

© Karol Nienartowicz

During one of his expeditions, Nienartowicz camped in temperatures of -25C in the Bieszczady mountains

© Karol Nienartowicz

Ice, ice baby: The water at Maly Staw lake has frozen over. The huge lake is part of the Karkonosze National Park in western Poland

© Karol Nienartowicz

This cosy picture was taken in Poland's Gasienicowa Valley in the High Tatras - it's a popular spot for winter pursuits and in the summer for hiking

© Karol Nienartowicz

Hypnotically beautiful snow patterns are captured here in the Bieszczady Mountains

© Karol Nienartowicz

The Chapel of St. Wawrzyniec on Śnieżka in the Giant Mountains is the highest-located monument of baroque art in Poland

© Karol Nienartowicz

A hardy hiker treks the Tatra mountains. It's a range that's home to wildlife including marmot, lynx and bears

© Karol Nienartowicz

Poland or Narnia? Here Karol has captured snow-covered trees in the Giant Mountains

© Karol Nienartowicz

A stream gurgles its way through a landscape covered in a thick dollop of snow

© Karol Nienartowicz

Here winter has a firm grip in the Bieszczady Mountains, with a hiker slowly trudging through the drifts

© Karol Nienartowicz

Nienartowicz has spent time at Maly Staw, one of Poland's glacial lakes in the Krkonoše mountains

© Karol Nienartowicz

An incredible sunset shot in the Bieszczady Mountains, with the horizon painted a uniform pink

The Dunajec river winds through the mesmerisingly snow-covered Pieniny mountains in a beautiful shot

© Karol Nienartowicz

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