Pale di San Martino

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Pale di San Martino sent on June 23, 2012 (13:05) by Gio8710. 7 comments, 2100 views.

at 10mm, 1/20 f/3.5, ISO 160, Parco Pale di San Martino, Italy.

Le Pale di San Martino (dette anche Dolomiti di Primiero e Gruppo delle Pale) sono il più esteso gruppo delle Dolomiti, con circa 240 km² di estensione, situate in maggior parte in provincia di Belluno ed in parte nel Trentino orientale. Si estendono nella zona compresa tra il Primiero (valli del Cismon, del Canali e del Travignolo), la Valle del Biois (Falcade) e l'Agordino. Le Pale sono costituite da dolomia, roccia sedimentaria formata da doppio carbonato di calcio e magnesio, scoperta dal marchese Déodat de Dolomieu nel 1788. L'altopiano delle Pale, situato nel settore centrale del gruppo, si estende per uno spazio di circa 50 km² e costituisce un enorme tavolato vuoto, roccioso e quasi lunare che oscilla tra i 2500 e i 2800 m s.l.m. Secondo alcune fonti esso avrebbe ispirato lo scrittore bellunese Dino Buzzati (grande amante delle vette della catena) nell'ambientazione del suo romanzo Il Deserto dei Tartari. La parte delle Pale che si estende in Trentino è interamente compresa nel Parco naturale Paneveggio - Pale di San Martino.

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25 persons like it: Adri90, Alvise72, Cesco.pb, Ciocca Sergio, Diego Migliorini, Diego-v-73, Duego74, Ebrahimi, Esaphoto, Felux69, Gio8710, Giomig, Inge, Jacopo94, Kermit58, Marco76, Mario.malg, Massimo Scorzoni, Maurolongo, Pablo 99, Riki, Robertocolombo, Sandro Mosca, Stefano Marangoni, Stefano Oppioni

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Cesco.pb

sent on June 23, 2012 (15:45)

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Bellissimo paesaggio e bella luce sulle Pale, mi sembra manchi di nitidezza ;-)

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Beautiful scenery and beautiful light on the Pale, it seems lacking in sharpness ;-)!

Poalpina

sent on June 23, 2012 (17:36)

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A me piace la composizione, ci dici da dove hai scattato ?

I like the composition, tell us where you took?

Marco76

sent on June 23, 2012 (19:08)

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Un bel punto di ripresa e una bella esecuzione, concordo con Cesco per la nitidezza probabilmente dovuta a un diaframma cosi' aperto.Bella comunque.Complimenti ciao Marco

A nice shooting point and a beautiful performance, I agree with Cesco for sharpness probably due to a diaphragm so 'hello Marco aperto.Bella comunque.Complimenti

Gio8710

sent on June 23, 2012 (19:35)

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Ho scattato in vetta al monte Castelaz di fronte alle pale

I took to the summit Castelaz in front of the blades

Alex.pallavisini

sent on June 23, 2012 (21:26)

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Bella, mi piace il rapporto tra le montagne e gli uomini quasi invisibili sopra quel.....sass(?) sulla sinistra...;)

Beautiful, I love the relationship between the mountains and the men almost invisible on the sass ..... (?) On the left ... ;)

Diego-v-73

sent on July 29, 2012 (16:36)

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Gran bello scatto! Mi piace molto. Ottima location ed atmosfera.
Complimenti.
Ciao.
Diego.

Great nice shot! I love it. Great location and atmosphere.
Compliments.
Hello.
Diego.

Robertocolombo

sent on August 30, 2012 (18:39)

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Ciao complimenti per la foto , buona composizione, e anche per la descrizione.Ciao

Hello congratulations for the photo, good composition, and also for the descrizione.Ciao

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