Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: Hans Kruse on February 03, 2020, 11:19:43 am
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Shot in the Dolomites in June 2019 at Alpe di Siusi which is a high altitude meadow area. The altitude of where I was is 2100 meters.I think it is the highest meadows in Europe. Quite a special area.
(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49482956273_f09ef150dc_o.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/2ioD5Wv)High altitude meadows with flowers (https://flic.kr/p/2ioD5Wv) by Hans Kruse (https://www.flickr.com/photos/hkruse/), on Flickr
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Very nice, Hans.
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Gorgeous!
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Splendid picture.
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I'm guessing that's why it sometimes get's inundated with fog?
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I like the light variations with lighted and shaded areas.
Thierry
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Beautiful. I like the rich green meadows with the jagged peaks in the background and the wonderful sky.
An excellent shot!
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What a great photo.
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Just beautiful again Hans!!
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Thanks for all the comments :)
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Beautiful shot Hans,
Reminds me i once want to see the beautiful flowervalley at Cogne ( Aosta). They flower in june too i believe...
I was always a bit too late...
Have you been there? When i was there i could imagine it was a great place to write a symphony.
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Beautiful shot Hans,
Reminds me i once want to see the beautiful flowervalley at Cogne ( Aosta). They flower in june too i believe...
I was always a bit too late...
Have you been there? When i was there i could imagine it was a great place to write a symphony.
Thanks Kers,
I have been in the Aosta valley, but this is many many years ago and not for photography. I have been thinking about passing there on the way back from my workshops to have a look. A symphony, yes, what about Bruckner symphony nr. 4? Maybe Bruckner was inspired by the mountains behind Mont Blanc. I sometimes play this symphony in the car when I drive in the mountains. :)
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Lovely!
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Yes ,Gorgeous. I want to see it in person.
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Thanks Matt :)
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Very nice shot and lighting. The shadow areas look fine so dark. Very dramatic. I don;t understand why people get so excited with pulling ut the shadow areas. Contrast is nice. Your sharpening techniques are admirable. Would you care to share them?
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Thanks Kers,
I have been in the Aosta valley, but this is many many years ago and not for photography. I have been thinking about passing there on the way back from my workshops to have a look. A symphony, yes, what about Bruckner symphony nr. 4? Maybe Bruckner was inspired by the mountains behind Mont Blanc. I sometimes play this symphony in the car when I drive in the mountains. :)
The Aosta valley itself is not to like but the mountain area around it is very nice with flowers and Capricorn.
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Very nice shot and lighting. The shadow areas look fine so dark. Very dramatic. I don;t understand why people get so excited with pulling ut the shadow areas. Contrast is nice. Your sharpening techniques are admirable. Would you care to share them?
Thanks Alan, I think shadows are very important. In this case it was needed, I felt. The sharpening is all done in Lightroom Classic, so no special tools used. Output sharpening for screen at standard level. The lens used was the Nikon Z 24-70 f/4 S on the Z7 and the lens is very sharp with very good contrast.
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The Aosta valley itself is not to like but the mountain area around it is very nice with flowers and Capricorn.
Right, I was not thinking of the valley, but the mountains. I was on a hike through Grand Paradiso many years ago (40 years ago!) and I remember it as an amazing area which I would like to go back to.
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Really nice image especially from the side of the road