That branch of Lake Como ...

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That branch of Lake Como ... sent on September 24, 2015 (23:11) by Il Vime. 6 comments, 962 views.

, 1/250 f/8.0, ISO 640, hand held. Monte San Primo, Italy.

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17 persons like it: Alberto Sobrero, Albieri Sergio, Carlogreg, Claudio Zucchi, Dantes, Esaphoto, Federico Bergamaschi, Giorgio Barozzi, Larissa71, Luca Ronchi, Lucabosio, Lucapucci, Micio, Ronda, Sg67, Staka1977, Stefano Forbicini

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Claudio Zucchi

sent on September 24, 2015 (23:16)

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Paesaggio maestoso, bella foto complimenti!

Majestic scenery, beautiful pictures congratulations!

Micio

sent on September 24, 2015 (23:18)

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Eccezionale, complimenti Paolo.. c'è pure l'arcobaleno! Eeeek!!!

Sul subito non l'avevo visto, è un valore aggiunto a una foto già splendida.. ciao. :-P

Exceptional, compliments Paul .. there is also the rainbow! wow! 8-)
On now I had not seen, is a value added to a photo already beautiful .. hello. :-P

Ronda

sent on September 25, 2015 (15:34)

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Gran bella foto e luogo strepitoso!
Dove siamo?

Ciao, Simone

Very good photo and astonishing place!
Where are we?

Hello, Simone

Il Vime

sent on September 25, 2015 (18:09)

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Grazie mille ! @Simone: è il ramo destro del lago di Como visto dal monte San Primo (triangolo lariano)...sullo sfondo si vede il monte Legnone, ciao e grazie di nuovo,Paolo

Thanks a lot ! Simone: It is the right branch of Lake Como seen from Mount San Primo (Larian triangle) ... in the background we see Mount Legnone, hello and thank you again, Paul

Stefano Forbicini

sent on September 25, 2015 (21:23)

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Luce fantastica complimenti per aver colto un attimo magico!

Light fantastic compliments for having caught a magical moment!

Il Vime

sent on September 25, 2015 (21:41)

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Grazie mille Stefano !

Thank you very much Stefano!

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