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The climb sent on September 29, 2013 (18:02) by Cammelo. 6 comments, 732 views.

, 1/125 f/5.6, ISO 400, hand held. Specie: Rupicapra rupicapra

Per me é stata una grande soddisfazione! ...dopo un dislivello di piú di 1200 m. avevo le gambe in croce... Vedere il camoscio faticare in salita, annaspando con la lingua fuori dopo una corsa in discesa, mi ha ridato morale e nuove energie! La salita é il suo ambiente ma si fa sentire anche per lui, non solo per le mie gambe, il mio cuore, i miei polmoni... ? molto più forte di me su questo habitat... ma sarebbe altrettanto a suo agio nel MIO ambiente (il divano!! ;-))???

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3 persons like it: Felux69, Flaber70, Sistuccio

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user6267

sent on October 02, 2013 (10:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Great description ... and a grueling that I envy you. Congratulations to the close encounter. Here the technique does not count, the 'importance is the memory that generates this photo in the author and not just in it!
Hello!

Cammelo

sent on October 02, 2013 (11:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

You are right Felux69! The important thing is to have been there ... then ... be in trouble, low gloss accumulated lactic acid, suddenly finding the chamois a few yards and make us great photos like the ones you see on the forum is something else! ;-)
However, to be the first chamois photographer, I consider myself relatively satisfied ... especially for being this place, hard to reach but really beautiful. :-D
Hello and thank you
Cristiano

Flaber70

sent on October 02, 2013 (15:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

hello Christian,

“ Here, the technique does not count, the 'importance is the memory that generates this photo in the author and not just in it! „

.. quoto Felux69 ...
beautiful the premise / caption you entered ... you made me huff and puff ..

congratulations to catch

hello
Flavio

Cammelo

sent on October 02, 2013 (16:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

“ you made me huff and puff .. „

Ehehehe:-D
The breath I assure you that I had ;-)
My trusty SUMMARY Ambit at that moment I signaled 10 km, 1200 m in altitude, about 3000 Kcal (4000 outing at the end wow!) And fc around 160 bpm, probably on the rise when I framed the chamois in the viewfinder ... With the 24-105 stabilized as I had to breathe a couple of times before taking a couple of volleys hoping to be firm enough ... It was cloudy and I had just made a couple of photos of the flowers on the ground and lowered the ISO to 400 ... 1/125 sec ... While I was running downhill has the thought of meeting the chamois to move! :-D
But when he saw me and reversed the hill climb was not so fast! ;-) And a couple of shots from the side gave them to me ... Then it is shown only from theless photogenic side up at a safe distance ;-)
Hello Flavio, thanks for your visit
Cristiano

Sistuccio

sent on November 14, 2013 (16:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

It is much stronger but here it seems that not make it up with you ha ha! Suede panting! Show! Hello, Dino

Cammelo

sent on November 14, 2013 (16:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Great Sisto! Do you think that the poor chamois had fled to the valley just to get away from you that you were on it! He was running right at me when he saw me and got scared and tried to take off again quickly with great effort! :-D:-D I wonder how many curses you launched! ;-)

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