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Published: 2016-10-12 22:55:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 1760; Favourites: 195; Downloads: 38
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Seceda (Italy), one of the most imposing mountain peaks I've seen. This is a popular ski area in the winter. It was one of the top spots I wanted to hit in the Alps. I had to take 2 gondolas up to this spot. It's an iconic viewpoint, and for good reason. I thought it looked more powerful and imposing in high contrast black and white.Related content
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Imposing is right - wow! The mountain peaks jut up and dare to capture the sky - the peak in the middle of the frame looks like a hand whose fingers of rock reach out to grasp the clouds.Β The B&W shows off all the dynamic details - and is that houses I see dotting the mountainside! What and incredible place to live and to see! One road looks like it cuts across and then rides the edge of the mountain.
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looks like a tranquil version of "the end of our earth" Β
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Very nice ! I love your choice of doing it in B&W. It gives to your picture something really different from the other ones of that place
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Fantastic view, fantastic B/W (and even a collaborativeΒ weather!)
Love it!
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this is actually a composite of 5 different images. i had SO much fog up there that i just set up for an hour and had it take a shot every 30 seconds. i grabbed a shot for the nice upper sky area, a shot for the peak, the light on the ground, the open area in the lower left and the base image. haha. lots of masking.
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Haha that makes sense! Now that I know the BTS, I'm even more impressed 
Very well done!
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Shit.......................wonderful. What time of year?
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about 2 weeks ago
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Not much snow!
Thanks
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yeah, it was still just entering fall. haha.
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Ok......thanks.
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Great black and white picture! Fantastic perspective!
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Wow, great shot. I'd like to see the color version too. With a view like this, it's hard to go wrong.
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it doesnt look nearly as cool
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