Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Vieri Bottazzini on May 05, 2016, 04:15:55 am
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Cappadocia's hoodoos, or Fairy Chimneys, have very different shapes and forms according to the area where you find them. Some are elegant and slim, some stout and strong-looking, such as those featured in this image: the soft, pastel pre-dawn light helps mitigating the power of their imposing presence.
(https://vieribottazzini.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/SDI2059.jpg)
With the Sigma SD1 Merrill, 10-20mm, polariser, Grad ND and solid ND. Thanks for viewing, best
Vieri
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the soft, pastel pre-dawn light helps mitigating the power of their imposing presence.
Yes, good timing. Nice work, Vieri.
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Stunning capture. We lived in Turkey for three years in the late 90's and have fond memories of Cappadocia. What a place and you captured it beautifully!
Mark
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This is a very fine image.
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Story of our planet offered up for wonder and pleasure to look at too ~
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Thank you very much everyone for your kind comments, much appreciated indeed :D Best regards,
Vieri
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Nice!
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Fantastic, the light is especially gorgeous and perfect for those rock formations.
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The praise is wholly justified.
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Very nice! The moon is a great addition. I'd love to see this in person one day.
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Nice!
Fantastic, the light is especially gorgeous and perfect for those rock formations.
The praise is wholly justified.
Very nice! The moon is a great addition. I'd love to see this in person one day.
Thank you very much everyone, I am glad you enjoyed it! Cappadocia is definitely a must-see place :D
Best,
Vieri