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Dachstein PanoramaA panorama from about the same place as my previous shot. One again the Dachstein in the center of the shot.
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Location: Krippenstein, Austria [link]
Date: December 21th, 2010
Light Conditions: Sunrise
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Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lens: Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM
Focal Length: 70 mm
Shutter Speed: 1/13 sec
Aperture: 8.0
ISO: 100
Panorama: 4 Horizontal Images
Tripod: Feisol CT-3402
Tripod Head: Acratech Ultimate Ballhead
Filters: Hoya Pro1 Digital Circular Polarizer Slim
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Comments: 71
great light, Andreas and a wonderful panorama !
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I really enjoy your panoramas. Great work Andreas. The colors, the dynamic range, everything and how natural it is gives me something to strive for. Thanks.
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My pleasure Andreas.
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Yeah it was lovely and so peaceful. Thanks
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congratulations! your outstanding work has been added to the Featured Gallery of #panoramicshot
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Lovely!
I adore the light hitting the mountains
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Sehr schΓΆnes Bild.
Frohe Weihnachten, Andreas.
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Danke - dir auch auch schΓΆne Feiertage.
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love this panorama. Sometimes Nature just tells you when and what to photograph...amazing view my friend!
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Your beautiful work has been featured [link]
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Hab ich doch sehr gerne gemacht
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superb pano and I love how realistic the colors look. I'm just so pleased that I have a decent new monitor to view them on because my older one blows the highlights out. Again, terrific colors. I hope someday to make it over in your neck of the woods.
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Thanks, Jacob - and yeah, a good and calibrated monitor is really a great thing to have.
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Totally right. Between watching the mini series band of brothers and looking at all of you austria photos, I just really want to come to Austria and do a bunch of hiking. What is the average height above sea level you do most of your shooting at? Or does it vary that much?
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I'd say the typical height is between 1500 and 2500 meters above sea level.
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Oh wow. So what is the base of the Matterhorn (sp) at?
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The Matterhorn is in Switzerland - the lakes around it are at about 2500 to 2800m.
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Really? I don't know why but I just thought that most of the terrain was much higher than that. What are some of the highest areas you've shot at?
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So far the highest place I've been was around the Matterhorn. The peaks there are over 4000m and the places we have visited are around 3100m.
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So did you summit it? If so, that looks like a gnarly climb to the top. I have always thought that that area was so much higher. Still, super beautiful and you do a great job of depicting realistic slices of time from what you saw that day. That is what I like about your work. I try and do that too, it's just a work in progress still
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No ... I didn't climb it. When I'm out with my photo gear I'm carrying too much weight to climb the higher peaks. I always have to decide beforehand if it's a photo trip or a climbing trip - both together are hard to combine.
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And hard to decide between. I did a trip up to 14,261 ft. with my camera gear and it wasn't bad at the bottom, the top though....that was a different story. When I reached the top I took three naps lol
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Yeah ... a backpack full of camera gear plus other stuff is quite something to carry. I learned this the hard way as well.
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Ha! So when you do climb, do you select different gear, or just less?
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Well - I'm not a "climber" in the wild sense like hanging in rock walls with ropes and stuff. But I like to hike up steeper mountains as well and there it's all about hanging both hands free and as little weight with you as possible. In that case I might just take basic weather protection, food and water with me. At the moment this happens very rarely though as I just don't want to miss photographic opportunities by leaving my camera gear at home
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Dude, I totally understand. I really can't head out with at least my wide angle and my 70-200. And the tripod.
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I guess we all are the same somehow
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