Monfalcon of Cimolaiana

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Monfalcon of Cimolaiana sent on September 18, 2014 (22:09) by Adrimas51. 9 comments, 838 views.

at 15mm, 1/1600 f/16.0, ISO 400, hand held.

Foto fatta dalla cima di Forcella Montanaia in un momento di schiarita. questo è un pulpito con viste superbe sui Monfalconi e sul Cridola.

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19 persons like it: Alago, Batcaius, Claudio Santoro, Dantes, Elena Guenza, Federico Bergamaschi, Finco, Gianmarco Schena, Giorgio Guarraia, Ilmore52, Lured60, Marco Riccardi, Marcob73, Massimo Bonini, Petitmarcel, Sg67, Valma67, Violenzo, Zman

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Massimo Bonini

sent on September 19, 2014 (9:49)

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Le cime così vicine sono spettacolari, così come le nuvole quando fanno questi giochi e si sovrappongono; ma chi è quel pazzo/a sul dirupo???? MrGreen

mi sembra un poco "stretto" e troppo nell'angolo il pulpito, un passettino indietro (se era possibile) per me lo legava meglio alla scena.
ciao Massimo

The peaks so close are spectacular, as are the clouds when they make these games and overlap; but who is that crazy / a cliff on ???? :-D:-D:-D
it seems a little "tight" and too much in the pulpit, a small step back (if possible) for me it was tied more to the scene.
hello Massimo

Gianmarco Schena

sent on September 19, 2014 (11:29)

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mi piacciono sempre le foto con gli ometti, bella ottimo momento. forse un peletto di spazio in più a dx

ciao

I always like the photo with the little men, pretty good time. perhaps a peletto more space on the right

Hello

Ilmore52

sent on September 19, 2014 (23:07)

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Bellissimo scorcio su quella che io reputo il Monfalcon di Montanaia (quello di Cimoliana dà su forcella del Leone), bello il momento e l'inclusione di Eugenio nell'inquadratura.
Concordo anch'io per un po' di "aria" in più per l'ometto a dx.
Complimenti, sia per la salita (stracarico di mat. fotografico) che per la foto!!
Ciao Sorriso

Beautiful glimpse of what I consider the Monfalcon of Montanaia (to fork out Cimoliana gives the Lion), nice time and the inclusion of Eugenio frame.
I agree for a bit 'of' air 'in more for the little man on the right.
Congratulations, both for the ascent (overloaded with mat. Photographic) that for the photo !!
Hello:-)

Giorgio Chiaranda

sent on September 19, 2014 (23:42)

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Visione da riempire gli occhi e il cuore. Gran bello scatto.

Ciao

Vision to fill your eyes and heart. Great looking shot.

Hello

Adrimas51

sent on September 21, 2014 (0:21)

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Grazie della visita Massimo, Gianmarco, Ilario e Giorgio. Il primo piano è in effetti soffocato ma è uno scatto preso al volo mentre le nuvole passavano tra le cime e cambiavano continuamente la luce e sulle cime ristrette come questa bisogna guardare dove si mettono i piedi prima di muoversi. Per il nome della cima ha ragione Ilario ( l'ho corretta) ho fatto confusione.
Grazie per i suggerimenti ed un saluto a tutti, Adriano

Thank you for visiting Max, Gianmarco, Hilary and George. The first floor is actually stifled but it is a shot taken on the fly while the clouds passed between the peaks and constantly changing light and tight tops like this you have to watch where you put your feet before moving. For the name of the top right Ilario (I have corrected) I messed up.
Thanks for the suggestions and greetings to all, Adriano

Claudio Santoro

sent on September 30, 2014 (14:56)

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ottima composizione, colori piacevoli. Un saluto. Claudio

excellent composition, nice colors. A greeting. Claudio

Adrimas51

sent on October 02, 2014 (21:16)

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Grazie ancora Claudio per la tua ennesima visita. Ciao Adriano

Thanks again Claudio for your umpteenth visit. Hello Adriano

Marcob73

sent on January 08, 2015 (9:33)

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Molto bella

complimenti

ciao Marco Sorriso

Very beautiful

congratulations

Marco hello:-)

Adrimas51

sent on January 08, 2015 (10:10)

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Grazie Marco, un saluto Adriano

Thanks Mark, a greeting Adriano

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