Maramureş Mountains

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Maramureş Mountains /UA: Maramoroshs'kyi masyv, HU: Máramarosi-havasok, PL: Góry Marmaroskie/ viewn from Rodnei Mountains /HU: Radnai-havasok, DE: Rodnaer Gebirge, PL: Góry Rodniańskie/.

(14.08.2006.)

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LukZem

precious panorama

Voted 10/10

What an endless hardly accessible green sea of forests.Looking forward to be the part of the 1st paragraph...

Posted Sep 8, 2010 11:09 am


	peterbud	Re: precious panorama
	Hasn't voted	Glad you appreciate it, and of course you're welcome to use it.
		Posted Sep 8, 2010 12:48 pm


	yatsek	Re: precious panorama
	Voted 10/10	Talking of this kind of scene, it'd be more informative to provide the coordinates of the spot you shot from rather than of what you shot, wouldn't it?
		Posted Sep 8, 2010 4:09 pm


	peterbud	Re: precious panorama
	Hasn't voted	Well it's always a question. I have to confess that I'm not that consequent in this matter - one time the spot I shot from, another time the approximate place of the view...
		Posted Sep 9, 2010 1:53 am


	yatsek	Re: precious panorama
	Voted 10/10	That's always a question when shooting a particular peak/small group of peaks, but here it'll be far easier for me to identify the summits in the picture if know where exactly you stood.
		Posted Sep 9, 2010 4:24 am


	LukZem	Re: precious panorama
	Voted 10/10	I agree with Yatsek, because I wonder, if sentimental Hnitessa summit is part of this shot.
		Posted Sep 9, 2010 5:32 am


	peterbud	Re: precious panorama
	Hasn't voted	All right guys, there you are. Not very exact, but I was scaling Pietros from Borsa and somewhere near to (but below) Iezer lake. The summit in the center of the pic, in clouds, is Toroiaga, the town below is Borsa.
		Posted Sep 9, 2010 6:26 am


	LukZem	Re: precious panorama
	Voted 10/10	Many thanks. According to my experience in MM and my two maps it is possible to recognize these summits: Cearcanu (right-hand corner) - Piciorul Caprei (right from cloudy Toroiaga) and Pietrosul Bardaului (left-hand corner with typical cone-like shape)
		Posted Sep 9, 2010 9:50 am


	yatsek	Re: precious panorama
	Voted 10/10	Pip Ivan Marmaroskyi farthest left, or the Chornohora?
		Posted Sep 9, 2010 11:48 am


	LukZem	Re: precious panorama
	Voted 10/10	The farthest left massif is probably Pip Ivan Marmaroskyi and the next one (to the right from Pip Ivan) is Mihailecu massif. Chornohora is not visible, because it is hidden behind dominant Petrosz Budyjowsky massif. As I said, very precious shot and we have to thank once more for capturing this huge area of hardly accessible wilderness...
		Posted Sep 11, 2010 2:55 am


	peterbud	Re: precious panorama
	Hasn't voted	Lukas, if you'd like to label the picture, I can send it to you in full size.
		Posted Sep 13, 2010 6:03 am


	LukZem	Re: precious panorama
	Voted 10/10	Very good idea, but I am not experienced in labeling photos. Can you give to me some tips by mail?
		Posted Sep 13, 2010 10:04 am


	LukZem	Re: precious panorama
	Voted 10/10	....and this is dedicated to you.... http://www.summitpost.org/view_object.php?object_id=672358&confirm_post=12
		Posted Oct 19, 2010 2:23 pm


	peterbud	Re: precious panorama
	Hasn't voted	thanks! by the way, did I get to give hints about labeling or I forgot it?
		Posted Oct 19, 2010 5:34 pm


	LukZem	Re: precious panorama
	Voted 10/10	I did not receive any hints about labeling so far.
		Posted Oct 20, 2010 1:08 am


	peterbud	Re: precious panorama
	Hasn't voted	Sorry for that. Well, basically all you need is a photo editing software which has a feature that allows you to place customizable text on the opened image, and then you can save the result as a new file. Such a free program is for example GIMP
		Posted Oct 20, 2010 5:16 am