Bergschrund to Mount Dolent

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Bergschrund to Mount Dolent sent on August 20, 2013 (12:35) by Il Vime. 4 comments, 868 views.

at 11mm, 1/320 f/9.0, ISO 200, hand held.

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Herman

sent on October 23, 2013 (16:44)

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Ciao Vime,
mi sembra che la reflex in quota tu l'abbia già portata parecchio! MrGreen

mi piace molto questa foto, in particolare dal punto di vista compositivo! ;-)

Ermanno

Hello Vime,
it seems to me that the camera at high altitude you have it reach a lot! :-D
I really like this picture, particularly from the point of view of composition! ;-)
Ermanno

Il Vime

sent on October 23, 2013 (20:48)

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grazie mille Ermanno ! in realtà ho iniziato a portarla un po in giro solo quest'estate ...come ben saprai finchè si cammina non ci son problemi, ma quando si inizian ad usare le braccine il discorso cambia ;-)

devo inventarmi qualcosa di comodo per fissarla ! grazie del passaggio,ciau! Paolo

Ermanno thank you very much! I actually started to carry around just a bit this summer ... as you well know until you walk there are problems, but when you inizian to use their arms a different matter ;-) I have to invent something comfortable to secure it! thanks for the ride, ciau! Paul

Nordend4612

sent on October 31, 2013 (9:23)

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Bella questa! A chi lo dici sulla reflex, io l'ho abbandonata quest'estate, troppo pesante e ingombrante.....salii sul dolent nel 2005, gran montagna per nulla banale, bravo!

Good one! Tell me about it on reflex, I have abandoned this summer, too heavy and bulky ..... I went on dolent in 2005, most mountain by no means trivial, bravo!

Davide Tundis

sent on August 03, 2017 (21:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

great shot! In addition to climbing to achieve this exceptional sight, compliments even for composition and spectacular lights!

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