Well, not
those smoky mountains...
This is a much wider view of the same mountains in my previous post: the top of Valpiantonetto, a short, steep and narrow valley of the Gran Paradiso NP in Piedmont, Italy, with the green waters of Teleccio lake and the southern range of peaks of the Gran Paradiso massif. Taken around noon on a very hot day at the end of August.
Your C&C are as always highly appreciated, thanks in advance for your time.
Techs: Eos 50D, Tamron SP 28-75 f2,8, tripod. Stitched from 6 verticals
Larger file provided, please click it to enjoy much better details and colour nuances
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19 commentsEDIT - Just looked at the B&W. I think I like it just a wee bit more than the color, but it's close. Great tones and range.
Mark
I must say I'm getting a bit bored of the sunrise/sunset cliches. Of course the so called golden hour offers that kind of special light that we all know so well. I love very much that moment of the day when the sun is about to rise, or it has just gone down, and everything is suspended in a certain way, and I will certainly continue to take pictures at this time. However, mid day hours can be as much "golden", if weather helps a bit, and achieving the same kind of appealing and interest with images taken at noon or so can be a nice challenge, and certainly a good exercise.
By the way, I've just finished a b&w conversion and thought I'd share it for comparison. Kinda like it a bit better than the original, though the colours of this place are nothing but wonderful. Would love to hear what your thoughts are about that, thanks!
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georg
Chris
Chris