Alpen-Panoramen, Panorama der Alpen

Avventuroso! Pano bellissimo e molto chiaro data l'ora!

Eine sehr gute Arbeit. Wenn die Lichter nicht wären, könnte man denken, es wäre am Tag...

lG,
Jörg E.

Das ist doch aber ganz unnatürlich. Man wird doch mitten in Nacht nicht die Berge und den Himmel so sehen sondern nur die Lichter im Tal.

Bei so vollem Mond und langer Belichtung wird die Nacht zum Tag, mein Kompliment Pedrotti!

LG & behüt Dich Gott,

Christian

Ein abgefahrenes Bild - magisch. Die vier Sterne sind auch für die Liebe zu den Bergen die Kälte und Ungemach überwindet. Bravo!
Ciao da Michele :)

....am 12.01.12 war 3/4-Mond, plus dem Schnee wird das schon richtig hell....

Gruß,
Jörg

Ma si vedeva addirittura fino ad oltre la sponda dell'Adriatico? e la luna era troppo alta per poter essere inquadrata? Comunque una pano di grande effetto, che forse avrebbe meritato una fascia di cielo un po' più larga per una maggior sensazione di "realtà".
Ciao, Alvise

Sehr gelungen!

May I answer in English for compatibility?
Light: of course you don't see clear like this even if the moon is at 85% like here, and with snow - which is very scarce, by the way. However, I don't feel the whole so unnatural. I hope that from the tonality of the green on Mount Gronlait one understands that it is night well before scrolling to the lights of the Valsugana.
I don't find regretful it the sensor sees something different from the eye. Under this respect, also showing far mountains for example at 300mm x 1.5 is not so "natural"...
The moon was very high, completely out of reach. That was also why I chose to make this undertaking. Of course the sun would be a recognizably better light source than the moon, but one cannot hope from him to reach in mid-winter so deeply into the steep north-exposed couloirs of Cima Dodici like one sees here. In summary, I was looking for a different photo on the mountain of which I otherwise have thousands of shots...
Sky: I have cut a good 15% on top, because the sky seemed me very dull here. There were very few stars: the moon had been veiled in the early night and a thin veiling persisted. We had a very starry night here right on St. Sylvester as one sees at the end of the album https://picasaweb.google.com/102436106485838117236/LunaDicembre
I is a pity that that night I did not consider the problem of the autofocus that in low light is completely out of service. This was my major problem in all these attempts, and I had to throw away long series of shots even the last time.
Mysterious lights: at first I thought that these two isolated lights close to the far horizon were invented by the sensor. (I have to plug my nose into the screen to perceive them at 500 pixel, but one can see them clearly in http://www.panoramio.com/photo/64985386)
But then I changed my mind. The Udeuschle magnification glass says that precisely in those places are located two mountaintops: the Mount Nanos close to Postojna, and the Vojak, highest spot of the Ucka, the mountain dominating Rijeka from the W. Both summits have huge antennas on them... I don't know the Nanos, but I know well the brightness of the light on the Ucka. I slept on its top in summer 2005; I had dinner at 7 pm at Brsec on the East Istrian coast, and then I thought: is there an interesting place to sleep? So I had the idea of the summit, which yields a beautiful bicycle climb from Lovran.
Incidentally, in 2005 I had reached Istria with a 270 km etappe after sleeping on the top of Monte Pizzoc, visible here behind the Nevegal - on the top of which, Col Visentin, one sees another light. When in the morning, on Monte Pizzoc, I woke up and looked out of the sleeping bag, to my surprise in the distance I saw the familiar ridgeline Fravort-Gronlait.
If you don't believe that Istria is visible from our mountains, look at my pano 16901, where not only the Ucka is clearly visible, but also the coastal line can be guessed.

...den Favort offensichtich zu deinem Favoriten auserkoren, Alberto,
wie sonst ist es erklärbar, dass du schon so oft dort oben warst? (;-)
lg Fredy

Bellissima foto, riferimenti precisi,complimenti!