Serbia Chapel Of ST. Andrew The First Called

This wooden chapel, dedicated to St. Andrew the First-Called, is located in open countryside about 4 km east of Mećavnik. Set in a quiet field surrounded by low vegetation and gentle slopes, the structure is rustic and spiritually evocative. The terrain is flat and easily accessible, making the chapel a powerful visual centerpiece for both daytime and nighttime photography. Its solitude and lack of modern interference make it especially suitable for storytelling with a spiritual, rural, or contemplative tone.

Best time to shoot:
Daytime: Early morning or golden hour for soft natural light

Night: Clear summer nights (May–September) for Milky Way visibility

Ideal seasons: Autumn (for foliage) and summer (for astrophotography)

Gear recommendations:
Wide-angle lens (14–24mm) with wide aperture (f/2.8 or faster) for Milky Way.

Tripod for night photography.

Astro tip: The chapel's position and low light pollution make it perfect for long-exposure shots of the Milky Way over the wooden structure.

Asphalt road leads to a nearby parking spot. From the parking area, there is a 1.2 km walk to the spot.

Parking: Designated area at road’s end; suitable for multiple vehicles.