From this morning at Säntis, a 2502m summit in the Appenzell alps, looking across north-east Switzerland to Austria and Liechtenstein. From t-shirt weather 1000m lower, the temperature was 0° centigrade at the summit, and the wind was close to hurricane force, with windchill making it feel like -15° centigrade. Shortly after this photograph was taken, the summit was covered in cloud for the rest of the morning;
Hasselblad H2, 35mm / ND grad 0.6, Phase One P45+
Originally Posted by David Hedley
Bravo !
That is wonderful David.
Breathtaking view David. Very beautiful.
Pali
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Beautiful summit view, David.
I feel like a bear coming out of hibernation. My cameras have also been doing nothing for a long time too. Time to get out, get in shape and start taking some picture. A scene from a warm up hike.
M9, Zeiss 25/2.8
Cherry Creek Falls by tuco, on Flickr
Thanks for the kind comments, everyone.
It took me a moment to find the scale - I was not thinking big enough! There is something about low angle light that really speaks with desert country.
Ken:
Tea Pot, April 2017
Sony A7RII, 75mm Color-Heliar
Your still life work is exceptional. You are producing some terrific imagery with your A7RII + 75mm Color-Heliar setup. I suspect your Rodenstock APO-Sironar-S 150mm f/5.6 is gathering dust from a lack of use. Why don't you sell it to me so I can exercise that Copal 0 on a regular basis. Of course, my only intention is to help remove any quilt you might be feeling from neglecting that old APO-Sironar-S glass. I'm just trying to be of service
Jeff D Welker
Ken:
Just Before Sunrise, March 2017
Sony A7RII, 75mm Color Heliar
I have a north-facing window in my living room. The pre-dawn light is magical. Once I have my 4x5 setup operational, I intend to spend some quality time exploring that room in the wee hours of the morning.
Jeff
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