Brenta Dolomites

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the beautiful range of the Brenta Dolomites, seen from NW (Lago Nero in the Val Nambrone in Adamello-Presanella alps, October 1989 )

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Bob Bolton

WOW! Love this one Mathias

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I love shots like this one! I might like it even more if it didn't appear slightly tilted, and maybe a little less contrast would be good too, with a little detail in the rocks. But all in all a terrific shot! :-)

Posted Feb 28, 2002 10:42 pm


	Mathias Zehring	Re: WOW! Love this one Mathias
	Hasn't voted	thank you, Bob! I tried to improve the picture, but it did not get better. As it is a "contre-jour-shot", even with lower contrast there are not more details in the rocks. Do you really think the picture is not horizontal? The right one of the two main peaks is Cima Tosa (3173 m), the left one Cima Brenta (3151 m). Distance to Cima Brenta is a little bit bigger.
		Posted Mar 1, 2002 8:19 am


	Bob Bolton	Re: WOW! Love this one Mathias
	Hasn't voted	I was judging based on the water, but I looked at it with imaging software and it's pretty hard to tell. It may be an optical illusion. :-)
		Posted Mar 4, 2002 8:57 pm

Kane

Wow!

Hasn't voted

I don't see much wrong with this shot!!!

Posted Mar 6, 2002 10:03 am

Jenn	Great shot!
Hasn't voted	I love this picture!!!!!! Keep up the great work!! lol ;)
	Posted Mar 12, 2002 2:36 pm

livioz

fine picture!!!

Voted 10/10

Is it the result obtained scanning a print or (as I suppose) a slide?

In such case, can you tell me something about the hardware that you used?

Thanks!

Posted Jun 15, 2004 4:06 am


	Mathias Zehring	Re: fine picture!!!
	Hasn't voted	Hi livioz, yes, all my pictures are scanned slides. My hardware isn't that extraordinary. 1994-2003 I used a Pentax Z 20 SLR camera with two zooms 35-70 mm and 70-200 mm. This old picture was done with a Pentax MX. Always I used Fuji Sensia film. I scan with a CanonScan FS 2710 (no more available). IMHO very important for internet use are software corrections what I do with PhotoImpact. HTH. Mathias
		Posted Jun 15, 2004 2:15 pm