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Plitvice - Upper Lakes PanoramaHere's the only panorama that I took on that weekend. Size: 16800x550px - nice!
FULL VIEW PLEASE
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Location: Plitvice National Park, Croatia [link]
Date: February 14th, 2010
Light Conditions: Overcast
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Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lens: Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 35-70mm f/3.4
Focal Length: 50 mm
Shutter Speed: 3.2 sec
Aperture: 16
ISO: 50
Panorama: 8 Vertical Images
Tripod: Feisol CT-3402
Tripod Head: Acratech Ultimate Ballhead
Filters:
- Hoya HD Circular Polarizer
- Lee Graduated Neutral Density 0.6 Hard
- Lee Graduated Neutral Density 0.9 Hard
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Comments: 89
Amazing. It looks like you took the picture while standing on the water.
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Featured your photo here: [link]
Merry X-mas to you
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OMG! It's fantastic!
I love Plitvice!! want to come back as soon as possible!
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A place that's always worth a visit.
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congratulations! your outstanding work has been added to the Featured Gallery of #panoramicshot
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nice. I was there day before yesterday. It was great:
Gem by ~F1L1P on
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Very nice ... I wish there were a bit more fresh snow then I would go down there as well. But snow is rare this winter even here in Austria.
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We had a blizzard storm couple of days ago, right on Plitvice:
[link]
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Damn ... I missed this one. Do you live close to Plitvice?
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I live in Zagreb, capital of Croatia. Its about 150km from Plitvice.
Now, I think it's only about 20cm of snow left. By the end of the week, temperatures will rise and snow will probably be gone.
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Ah ... of course I know Zagreb. I have to drive past it whenever I go down to Plitvice. I just thought that maybe you lived closer to the National Park.
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Nope. But I must say I was disappointed how everything was closed. Except that boat that drives across the lake. Hotels closed, restaurants closed, nothing to offer except beautiful nature. Sufficient, but not enough. Big failure for tourist board.
Btw. If you like landscapes, you should also visit Lake Bled in Slovenia (two links) and our Adriatic coast
Lake by ~F1L1P
Dusk by ~F1L1P
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When I was there last year and it had over 70cm of snow it was even worse. Not only was everything closed, the parking lots were not usable and the paths were not cleaned from the snow - no boats of course. I had to hike back to the main falls with my snow shoes for 90 minutes while always sinking in to my knees. I was pretty exhausted back there.
I know Lake Bled - we always go past it when we go down to Bohinj and the Mostnica Gorge. Last year we also saw it from the other side when we drove to the Vintgar Gorge. The lake is nice just a little too civilized for me - I like nature as pure as possible (unfortunately a hard thing to find these days in Central Europe).
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Oh, wow...you had an adventure there
Keep up the good work 
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Super Andreas! WunderschΓΆn, ein Kunstwerk im Kunstwerk...
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This piece has been featured in my journal here: [link]
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beautiful scene mate.. great colours and location
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This has to be the ultimate best picture of Plitvice. Outstanding panorama 
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Ohhhhh, the water ... it's so beautiful!!!
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this is brilliant image, i feel like freezing looking at it, congrats [link]
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willkommen[link]
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Great work Andreas, it's a masterpiece! I was wandering about the GNDs but I saw your answer bellow!
Well done!
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