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Petzenrunde - 05When I descented from the cable car at 9:30am there was no cloud in the sky. I hoped that later when I'm up higher in the mountains they would come - I was lucky. This was shot between summit two and three.
FULL VIEW - WHAT ELSE ...
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Location: Petzen [link]
Date: August 26th, 2007
Light Conditions: Sunny
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Camera: Canon EOS 5D
Lens: Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
Focal Length: 24 mm
Flash: --
Flash Mode: --
Shutter Speed: 1/40 sec
Aperture: 16.0
ISO: 100
Panorama: --
Tonemapping: --
Tripod: Manfrotto 055 PROB
Tripod Head: Benro KB-1 Ball Head
Filters:
- Hoya Pro1 Digital Circular Polarizer Slim
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Comments: 29
lovely shot, which lens and cam you used btw ?
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It's all in the description of the image ...
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aaa silly stupid me
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No worries ... happens very often ...
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Hi
You've been featured here: [link]
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Thanks ...
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damn... need a pair of sunglasses to look at this one!
nice piece!
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As long as it isn't a too dark one I'm happy ... thanks mate.
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Top class crisp scenics again mate and I`m curious...would this be a one day hiking trip for you or a camping weekend away perhaps?
Also,how much approx does the Hoya filter you`re using cost?
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It was just a one day trip ... I was at the cable car at about 9am and back at my car at about 4pm. I'm planning on doing over-night-trips in the future cause I'm sick of all my mid-day-images.
For the Hoya filters I can only tell you how much they are here in Austria. They starts as low as 30 euros for a diameter of 49mm. On my 17-40mm lens I have a diameter of 77mm - the filter for that size already costs about 65 euros. They are quite a bit cheaper than the B+W filters though.
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Thanks Andreas,I need to study up some more on these filters,they`re still confusing to me at the mo
I think that`s a great idea too btw,will be good to see what delights you can capture during the magic hour and beyond
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A polarizer is a must have for any landscape or architecture photographer ... just make sure it's a circular polarizer. And yeah - I'd love to do some overnight hiking. I hate it to descent from the mountain before the sun goes down.
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That`s the same advice I`ve been reading in most of the mags I`ve bought lately,Polariser and ND filter are the two top priories for Landscape business...cheers
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If you're into serious landscape photography ... yes.
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Very nice. I love the proportion of land in sky in this one.
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Thanks ... it's not following the crucial one third rule though ...
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Blah, rules are rules are rules. It's a beautiful REBEL picture then, lol.
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I was just kidding ...
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I know. It's just funny when photographers think that pictures are only good when they obey rules, lol.
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The rules are are a guideline but no restriction.
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SchΓΆΓΆΓΆΓΆn. Gibts da auch Murmeltiere?Die wΓΌrden da sehr gut hinpassen.
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Wenn es welche gibt, dann hatten sie Angst vor mir ... habe keine gesehen ... auΓer wenn es so groΓe braun-weiΓe Dinger mit ner Glocke um den Hals sind, die dauernd "Muh" machen ... von denen gab's genug ...
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Das glaub ich gern.
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Beautiful ... that's a mighty view! Lovely contrast
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Yeah ... it was an amazing view indeed.
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