A morning in the Dolomites

[Hans Kruse]

Some pictures from a morning in the Italian Dolomites

[Chairman Bill]

Really nice. I particularly like number two

[Rob C]

Not only very nice indeed, but it puts the full stop to the theory expressed in another thread about the States having more to offer the landscaper than Europe - possibly.

Rob C

[degrub]

#4 and the last one. Particularly # 4. i would enjoy seeing a large print.

[ErikKaffehr]

Amazing, love it!

Erik

Some pictures from a morning in the Italian Dolomites

[francois]

Hans ,
Wow is all I can say. Those images speak to me, really and I can't choose a favorite. I especially like the darks and shadows…

[langier]

Nice work well done!

[shutterpup]

#4 and the last one. Particularly # 4. i would enjoy seeing a large print.

+1

[mattpallante]

Stunning work. Bravo! Particularly, for me, #2 and #7.

Matt

[Jeremy Roussak]

#4 and the last one. Particularly # 4. i would enjoy seeing a large print.

I agree but I'd add #2. Gorgeous.

Jeremy

[Hans Kruse]

Not only very nice indeed, but it puts the full stop to the theory expressed in another thread about the States having more to offer the landscaper than Europe - possibly.

Rob C

Thanks very much.

It's hard to say. Europe has a lot to offer in many different countries. I'm so far only scratching the surface so to speak Italy is a beautiful place in my eyes. One of the most amazing places I have been is Utah.

[Hans Kruse]

+1

Thanks very much. I think a large print would work although I haven't printed this one so far. If you would like to see a larger version on screen and you have a screen with a resolution larger than 1600 pixels horizontally you can see the picture here http://hanskrusephotography.com/Workshops/Dolomites-Workshop-2011-10-3-7/12827186_mSvZb#1075223829_AQDRz-A-LB

[wolfnowl]

Some great work, Hans.  Thanks for sharing them!

Mike.

[Justinr]

Very nice, very nice indeed.

[Christoph C. Feldhaim]

Very, very beautiful images.
My favourite is #2 - crystal clear light ....
Theres not much to criticize - so - maybe "User Critiques" is the wrong category?

[Dick Roadnight]

What kit did you use, and what was the kit weight?

[Hans Kruse]

What kit did you use, and what was the kit weight?

Thanks to all who replied and thanks very much for the comments.

The camera is a Canon 1Ds mkIII and the lenses used were mostly Canon 70-200 f/2.8L IS and Canon 24-70 f/2.8L. The total weight og my camera bag and the tripod was around 13-14 kg. Except the Passo Padon hike which took a little over 30 minutes going up about 350 meters altitude to about 2400 meters from the parking at Passo Fedaia, most of the shooting was driving pretty close to the locations, so weight was not really a problem. I did offload some of the lenses going up to Passo Padon as I knew I would not use my Canon TS-E lenses (17mm and 24mm), but I kept my Samyang 14mm f/2.8 just for the fun of it although no useful pictures came out from there.

[francois]

Thanks to all who replied and thanks very much for the comments.

The camera is a Canon 1Ds mkIII and the lenses used were mostly Canon 70-200 f/2.8L IS and Canon 24-70 f/2.8L. The total weight og my camera bag and the tripod was around 13-14 kg. Except the Passo Padon hike which took a little over 30 minutes going up about 350 meters altitude to about 2400 meters from the parking at Passo Fedaia, most of the shooting was driving pretty close to the locations, so weight was not really a problem. I did offload some of the lenses going up to Passo Padon as I knew I would not use my Canon TS-E lenses (17mm and 24mm), but I kept my Samyang 14mm f/2.8 just for the fun of it although no useful pictures came out from there.

Thanks for the technical info. Lugging a heavy bag is not my preferred hobby!

[EduPerez]

+1 ... to all of the comments above!

[jasonrandolph]

Absolutely stunning work!  I really like your eye for composition.