Another picture taken from outside Bivacco Tiziano, Marmarole.
The source of illumination here should not be copyrighted like that of the Tour Eiffel ( www.panorama-photo.net/panorama.php?pid=13875 ); the curious reader may wish to guess what this source is...
12 horizontal pictures, 85mm (x 1.5), 30 sec, f/5.6, ISO 640.
Larger version: http://bit.ly/2HQ0Ry7
GPS track: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10112444
RRady (Radek R.), Jochen App, B. B., Michael B., Müller Björn, Alvise Bonaldo, Peter Brandt, Klaus Brückner, Hans-Jörg Bäuerle, Gerhard Eidenberger, Heinz Höra, Thomas Janeck, Martin Kraus, Daniel Krähmer, Giuseppe Marzulli, Roland Mitterrutzner, Uta Philipp, Danko Rihter, Patrick Runggaldier, Arne Rönsch, Bruno Schlenker, Walter Schmidt, Manfred Schuster, Markus Schwendimann, Christoph Seger, Andreas Starick, Michael Strasser, Sieber Toni
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What time is ist here ???
Björn
Mini-remark (sorry...): there are 11 white spots/short lines on the very right, within the sky... 7 of them are easily detectable, 4 are a bit hidden
Even more "wow!!" now.
Björn
@Pedrotti: forget my remark about the spots/lines
Ciao, Alvise
Gruss Walter
Gruß Klaus
Cheers,
Andreas
I forgot what is perhaps the most important technical detail: the tripod consisted of a sufficiently smooth stone that I found close to the would-be Madonna - I write would-be since in the darkness I was not able lo locate the statue, although not far: I was to discover it only the next morning. Putting thin stones under the zoom I "fine tuned" the orientation. I shot every picture typically two or three times in order to get a decent result. Unfortunately, that the stone did not carry the label Manfrotto can be seen at the very right end, where the view suddenly stops after Cima Bagni, instead of allowing the far ridge to meet the close Marmarole, as would have been natural. Actually, the machinery that I had built firmly refused to allow a further rotation; since it was late and also rather cool, the will to fight any longer was indeed weak.
Christoph: according to the Exif data, the "shooting session" lasted from 21.35 to 22.10. Maybe a Manfrotto would speed up the operations but then... how much would it slow down the bicycle approach??
The uneven quality of the single shots, which is a bit forgiven by the 500 pixel, comes out in full when inspecting www.panoramio.com/photo/96881303 . As a bonus, however, one can locate the dim light of the Rifugio Pian di Cengia - Büllelejochhütte, or see features like the Cengia Gabriella exalted by the moonlight.
Concerning the latter: at the point where I set the white label, the Cengia turns around a little ridge and, when coming from NE, behind the close marked tower one has the sudden apparition of the Marmarole with the Antelao like a sentinel behind them. I think that this is one of the most breathtaking moments that one can enjoy in the whole Dolomites.
Mir gefällt hier hier besonders, wie schön man die Spitzen der Cadini-Gruppe von Osten aus sehen kann. Das ist mir bei meinem - natürlich viel tiefer liegenden - Besuch des Monte Agudo #5737 nicht gelungen.
LGC
Tanti saluti, Hans-Jörg
Ja, mit der Sonne sieht der Cristallo etwas anders aus: z.B.
www.panoramio.com/photo/97203982 oder www.panoramio.com/photo/97204094
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