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Submitted: September 17, 2011
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Alpine Ravineby *WordsOfFarewell

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Waterscapes

_______Tech Info
   Pentax K20D
   Tamron SP AF17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di-II VC LD
   Slik 780 DX Pro | SH-807E

   Aperture: f/9
   Shutter Speed:2s
   ISO-Value: 100
   Focal Length: 18mm
   Filters: Hoya Pro1 CPL, Hoya Pro1 ND8
   Time: 15:24pm

_____Random Info
   I always wanted to try my self shooting in a ravine like this. During my travels in the alps this year with ~emats I did visit one which was pretty much an absolute waste of time sadly I don't even remember it's name due to the fact it was completely un-photogenic. Still after we split up I traveled to Berchtesgarden and visited some ravines there and it really is a tough surrounding to shoot to say the least. This particular shot was taken in the Almbach Ravine a few kilometers north of Berchtesgarden during a rather sunny day thus the great colors being reflected by the rocky slopes behind me at the time. Hope you like my approach, I at least really enjoyed experimenting with this spot.

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~Jaqalynn Oct 18, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

Nice!

*WordsOfFarewell Oct 18, 2011

~EmilioBrown Sep 19, 2011

Great picture, transmit tranquility

*WordsOfFarewell Sep 20, 2011

Thank you.

~EmilioBrown Sep 20, 2011

you`re welcome

~e-M-D-e Sep 19, 2011

I like the colours it makes nice warm feeling!

*WordsOfFarewell Sep 19, 2011

Yeah, that was just what I've been aiming for. Thanks for the comment.

*JanPusdrowski Sep 18, 2011 Student Photographer

Was das Fotografieren in der Klamm angeht ,kann ich dir echt zustimmen! Ich habe in Österreich auch 3 besucht. Meistens waren sie viel zu eng und dunkel, dazu kommt noch das man kaum eine Komposition hinbekommt ohne i.welche störenden Element im Bild zu haben. Dein Bild ist, in anbetracht der Schwierigkeiten in einer Klamm, gut, wenn auch wenig spektakulär. Was mir allerdings sehr gefällt sind die die Farbe der Felsen, das ist wirklich gut geworden! Wie gesagt ich habe auch kaum was brauchbares in ner Klamm gemacht.. vlt. maximal eins.

*WordsOfFarewell Sep 18, 2011

Hm, ist definitiv schwieriges Terrain. Allerdings ist klar, dass die Bilder nicht wirklich oppulent sind, das ist halt ein sehr intimes Bild so gesehen, passend zur Örtlichkeit. Lädst noch ein Bild aus 'ner Klamm hoch oder eher nicht?

*JanPusdrowski Sep 18, 2011 Student Photographer

Ich hab wohl noch nen Wasserfall aus der Seisenbergklamm, habe das allerdings noch gar nicht begutachtet. Der war eigentlich ziehmlich schön, weil er sehr sehr schlicht war. Jetzt hast du mich ehh mein interesse geweckt, dass ich mir das angucken muss^^...

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