Lecco from San Primo

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Lecco from San Primo sent on December 12, 2013 (17:00) by Herman. 18 comments, 1523 views.

at 75mm, 1/320 f/9.0, ISO 200, hand held. Monte San Primo, Italy.

Uno scorcio di Lecco, della Bastionata del Lago e del Resegone visti dalle pendici del monte San Primo in una fredda giornata invernale.. #Montagna

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24 persons like it: Albieri Sergio, Daniele Tescari, Danieleg, Dantes, Diego.armando.parafango, Diego49, Flaber70, Franco Marciandi, Giovannini Italo, Jypka, Luigi Mossali, Mailen, Maxt, Michela Checchetto, Pedrorusch, Puliciclone, Quellolà, Roberto Ducoli, Sanja, Scorpi1972, Simona Loredana, Sistuccio, Vincenzo Lunetta, Zman

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Jypka

sent on December 12, 2013 (17:04)

Hello Ermanno!

Excellent feel of space and depth of field! Beautiful view. Everything looks so small... Taken very high...? Cool

Herman

sent on December 12, 2013 (17:18)

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Hi Jypka, thanks ... Sorriso

No ... the photo was taken from an altitude of around 1500-1600 meters ... only that the city of Lecco is located a little more than 200 meters! ;-)

Hello
Ermanno

Jypka Hi, thanks ... :-)
No ... the photo was taken from an altitude of around 1500-1600 meters ... That only the city of Lecco is located a little blackberries than 200 meters! ;-)
Hello
Ermanno

Sanja

sent on December 12, 2013 (17:36)

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Bellaaaaaaaaa fratellino!!!! Che colori!!!! :-P

Un abbraccio e...cokic!!! :-P

Bellaaaaaaaaa brother!! What colors!! :-P
A hug and ... Cokic! :-P

Herman

sent on December 12, 2013 (17:48)

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Grazieeeeeeeeeeeee sorellina!! ;-)

Sono contento che ti sia piaciuta.. cokic!! :-P

Ciaoo
Ermanno

Grazieeeeeeeeeeeee sister! ;-):-P
I'm glad you liked it .. Cokic! :-P
Ciaoo
Ermanno

Scorpi1972

sent on December 12, 2013 (17:53)

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Bella veduta dall'alto.. Mi piace come l'hai composta con il ramo di lago che conduce lo sguardo fino a Lecco.. Sorriso

Ciao, Carmelo.

Beautiful view from above .. I like how you composed with the branch of the lake that leads the eye to Lecco .. :-)
Hello, Carmel.

Herman

sent on December 12, 2013 (18:02)

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Ciao Carmelo Sorriso

il San Primo è un bel monte tondeggiante al centro del cosiddetto "Triangolo Lariano", quindi con tanti scorci panoramici ;-)

Ci sono stato anche la scorsa domenica ma se in alto c'era una luce molto bella purtroppo a livello del lago era presente la foschia che ha invaso tutta la pianura padana in questi giorni..rendendo praticamente impossibile foto come questa! Triste

Ciao e grazie!! ;-)

Ermanno

Hello Carmelo :-)
San Primo is a beautiful rounded hill in the center of the so-called "Larian Triangle", and with so many wonderful views ;-)
I was there last Sunday but even if there was a light at the top very nice, unfortunately, at the level of the lake was this mist that swept across the Po valley these days .. making it virtually impossible to picture like this! :-(
Hello and thanks! ;-)
Ermanno

Sistuccio

sent on December 16, 2013 (10:07)

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Grande visione!!Ciao,Dino

Great view! Hello, Dino

Herman

sent on December 16, 2013 (10:16)

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Ciao Dino, grazie Sorriso

e complimenti per i tuoi scatti! ;-)

Ermanno

Hello Dino, thanks :-) and congratulations for your shots! ;-)
Ermanno

Flaber70

sent on December 16, 2013 (11:42)

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ciao Ermanno
piacevolissimo panorama... quanti bei posti che abbiamo nel ns svalutato Paese...

ciao
Flavio

Hello Ermanno
pleasant view ... many beautiful places that we have in our country devalued ...

hello
Flavio

Herman

sent on December 16, 2013 (11:58)

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Hai proprio ragione Flavio.. se riuscissimo a "sfruttare" (per come meritano e come fanno in altri paesi) le bellezza artistiche e naturalistiche della nostra bellissima Italia saremmo uno dei paesi più ricchi del mondo..e invece siamo qui sull'orlo del baratro..mah!! Eeeek!!!

Ciao e grazie Flavio,
Ermanno

You're right .. Flavio if we could "exploit" (for as they deserve and as they do in other countries) the artistic and natural beauty of our beautiful Italy would be one of the richest countries in the world .. and here we are on the brink of the abyss .. mah! wow!: fconfuso :: - (
Hello and thank Flavio,
Ermanno

Roberto Ducoli

sent on December 17, 2013 (13:52)

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.................quel ramo del lago di como..............
fantastica............ :-P

................. That branch of Lake Como ..............
fantastic ............ :-P

Herman

sent on December 17, 2013 (14:14)

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" quel ramo del lago di como"
è proprio quello! MrGreen

Ciao Roberto, grazie! Sorriso

Ermanno

“ That branch of Lake Como „

that's what! :-D
Hello Roberto, thank you! :-)
Ermanno

Michela Checchetto

sent on December 18, 2013 (13:40)

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Un bel panorama con una godibilissima profondità prospettica.
Bravo Ermanno! ;-)

Un carissimo saluto
Michela

A beautiful landscape with a highly enjoyable perspective depth.
Ermanno Bravo! ;-) :-)
A dear greeting
Michela

Herman

sent on December 18, 2013 (13:49)

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Ti ringrazio Michela ;-)

sono felice che ti sia piaciuto questo scorcio delle/dalle Prealpi lombarde! Sorriso

Un caro saluto anche a te! :-P

Ermanno

Thank you Michela ;-)
I'm glad you enjoyed this glimpse of / from the Alps of Lombardy! :-)
Best wishes to you too! :-P
Ermanno

Simona Loredana

sent on December 18, 2013 (20:56)

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Panorama mozzafiato Eeeek!!!

...immagino quanto sia bello dal vivo Cool

,complimenti!
Buona serata e buon giovedì,un caro saluto
Simona :-P

Panorama mozzafiatowow! :-P ... imagine how beautiful live 8-), congratulations!
Good night and good Friday, a warm greeting
Simona:-P

Herman

sent on December 19, 2013 (8:09)

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Grazie Simona :-P

in effetti il Monte San Primo è veramente in una posizione invidiabile Sorriso

..al centro del triangolo che ha per vertici Como, Lecco e Bellagio! e poi è un'escursione proprio tranquilla..dovresti provarla! ;-)

Un caro saluto anche a te Simona.. :-P

Ciao
Ermanno

Thanks Simona:-P
in fact, the Monte San Primo is truly in an enviable position :-) .. the center of the triangle whose vertices Como, Lecco and Bellagio! and then hike is just quiet .. you should try it! ;-)
Best wishes to you .. Simona :-P
Hello
Ermanno

Diego.armando.parafango

sent on January 13, 2014 (16:11)

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gran bel panorama!

most beautiful view!

Herman

sent on January 13, 2014 (16:31)

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Non avendo il mare bisogna "accontentarsi" di quel che passa il convento.. MrGreen

Ciao!
Ermanno

Not having the sea you have to "settle" for what passes the monastery .. :-D
Hello!
Ermanno

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