Before the storm at night

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Before the storm at night sent on April 18, 2014 (10:28) by Ale.r. 7 comments, 1415 views.

at 10mm, 1/50 f/6.3, ISO 400, hand held. Vulcano Askja, Iceland.

Questa foto senza è stata fatta in piena notte in una corsa disperata in jeep per arrivare ad una strada asfaltata prima dello scatenarsi di un grosso temporale nella zona dell' askja in Islanda.. senza cavalletto al volo i colori erano quelli... una cosa da togliere il fiato

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10 persons like it: Betti33, Briè, Elias Piccioni, Fabrice73, Giovannini Italo, Ilfruttodelpeccato, Massimiliano Montemagno, Pierangelo67, Renato Urbano, Roberto Tamanza

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user24517

sent on May 05, 2014 (17:59)

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sbalorditiva Eeeek!!!

sbalorditivawow!

Giovannini Italo

sent on May 05, 2014 (18:16)

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fantastica :-P

un saluto

wow wow fantastic:-P a greeting

Ale.r

sent on May 05, 2014 (18:57)

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Grazie ragazzi! sono consapevole che la foto tecnicamente non è il massimo, ma mi fa ripensare a quel fantastico momento e tanto basta !! Sorriso

Thank you guys! I am aware that the photo is not the best technically, but it makes me think back to that fantastic time and that is enough! :-)

Pierangelo67

sent on July 09, 2014 (12:13)

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bellissimo scenario e cromia
ciao Pier

beautiful scenery and chroma
hello Pier

Ale.r

sent on July 10, 2014 (8:35)

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Grazie Pier !

Thanks Pier!

Fabrice73

sent on August 22, 2015 (16:55)

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Un altro pianeta? Complimenti!
Ciao, Fabrice

Another planet? Compliments!
Hello, Fabrice

Ale.r

sent on August 22, 2015 (18:55)

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� hai perfettamente ragione! figurati che questa zona é stata usata dalla NASA come luogo di addestramento per gli astronauti delle prime missioni APOLLO perché è quello che più si avvicina alla superficie lunare!

you're absolutely right! It figured that this area has been used by NASA as a training site for the astronauts of the first Apollo missions because it is the one that is closest to the surface of the moon!

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