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Today I was thinking around the "360° problem" mentioned in a commentary to N.19803, and so I came out with my first trial about the repetition solution - what in music is called the "da capo"...
I know in advance that the "da capo" presented here will be criticized for its excessive width... let me explain how it came out. As a "da capo" I wanted to take the characteristic rock pattern of the S ridge, so familiar to the summiters of this mountain. But I did not like to start abruptly with the rock tower, so I included the white cone on the left (named Costa Gastaldi), giving it space to sink into the Ghiacciaio della Tribolazione. By a similar consideration, at the other end I chose to include La Tresenta - maybe also recalling that I had climbed it the previous day. And I gave also to its pyramid the space to disappear behind the crazy rocks of the Becca di Moncorvè... that's all!
Trying to be forgiven for this redundancy, I will keep the description as minimal as possible - maybe also recalling that the present panorama embeds two other partial views that I worked out earlier, namely N.14106 for the Valdaosta section and N.14832, a "label work" specifically dedicated to the overcrowded French section.
Larger: www.panoramio.com/photo/73733784
Hans-Jürgen Bayer, Michael Bodenstedt, Jörg Braukmann, Hans-Jörg Bäuerle, Hans Diter, Harry Dobrzanski, Felix Gadomski, Manfred Hainz, Leonhard Huber, Johann Ilmberger, Martin Kraus, Jörg Nitz, Uta Philipp, Danko Rihter, Giovanni Rovedatti, Patrick Runggaldier, Adri Schmidt, Walter Schmidt, Christoph Seger, Michael Spoerl, Kathrin Teubl, Anton Theurezbacher, Sieber Toni, Robert Viehl, Jens Vischer, Augustin Werner, Norbert Wiener, Beatrice Zanon
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Kommentare
I think that I used the summit Madonna rather prosaically to lean with my back... You know that the space is narrow, consider that I was alone and, more than against parallax errors, I was concerned against errors like ruining down 400 metres on the glacier. Maybe worse than parallax!
Wonderful!
Michael
By the way: I like the "da capo" view. Auguri e salve Michi
or as Franz and Toni Schmid who cycled 1931 from Munich to Zermatt and climbed the Matterhorn/ Cervinio North Face in two days...
Und ich will auch an meinen Freund Paolo Chiti erinnern, der keinen Wagen besass... Mein Panorama 19803 umfasst "seine" Gegend (his playground!) genau ein Jahr nach Seinem Tod. Die Berge die ich zeige sind voll von Leute und von Spuren; was man nicht sieht, ist dass die Täler drunten sind ebenso voll von Autos, bis im letzten Parkplatz, bis in dessen letzten Ecke (warum denn drei Meter verschenken?)... Anders war wenn Er von seinem Hause im Etschtal ausging (und nicht ohne Nikon D2X), den ganzen Latemar durchquerte, und aus dem Fleimstal nach Hause mit dem letzten Bus am späten Abend fuhr!!
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