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Yes, it's real The most amazing sunset I have ever seen in my life. I was descending from "la Croix de Belledonne" (2929 m) on a very steep valley full of unstable rocks, with no footpath whatsoever and I was in a hurry, because it was getting dark and I really had to get down from there while I could still see where I was going. Arguably, one of the most intense (aka dangerous ) moments (well, hours) for me, so far. Anyway, while descending, after a sunny, cloudless day, I saw the amazing sunset light on the mountain in front of me. But the valley was too steep to stop and get my camera out of my backpack and it was really getting late, so I pressed on, thinking the light will pass in a minute or two anyway. And I kept going and the light was getting more intense each minute and I couldn't believe my eyes. I was almost running down the slope, trying to find a flat spot where I could stop and get my camera out, before the light ran away. Finally, I found such a place and I took a few shots in a hurry. That's when I noticed the rainbow, which became really visible exactly in those moments. I don't know where it came from. There was no rain and not a cloud in the sky the entire day. A compensation for my semi-twisted ankle, I guess.. In the end, I finished my descent when I could barely see and after that I marched for about 2 hours with my headlamp on, to the nearest refuge. It was quite a day.. and it was followed by a blizzard during the night... Shooting info: - Massif de Belledonne, French Alps. - Tamron 28-75 - double panorama (2 sets of 7 or 8 vertical images stitched together, one set on top of another. My computer almost choked to death - shot in Raw, adjusted in Camera Raw and PS. Stitched in PS. More to come ! ---------------- *featured by: Many thanks ! *** Whoaaa !! My second DD ! Thanks for the support, everyone ! Special thanks to P.S.: My first DD was this : [link] Daily DeviationGiven 2009-11-23Alone in the Alps 5 by ~doruoprisan Suggester writes: "Well, this really is the most amazing sunset I have seen for a while. Absolutely great exposure, wonderfully composed and a superior quality. An outstanding work from an outstanding gallery." (Suggested by =r3novatio and Featured by ^kkart) |
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NIKON D300 1/80 second F/5.0 48 mm 500 Oct 11, 2009, 7:58:57 PM Share
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"art is a selfish thing, all art has to be for the person who is doing it, it has to be something they are driven to do, and the fact that other people like it, it's a bonus" David Gilmour
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I am not totally insane!!(some parts are missing!!)
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Eyes are strange windows... everyone can look through them, but they will all see something else.
Am facut si eu panorama de 7-8 imagini verticale si credeam ca o sa crape procesoru'
Si am avut o experienta foarte asemanatoare cu coboratul de pe munte... fiind singur si literalmente sarind si fugind pe ditamai pietroaiele (din cauza ca se intuneca)... numai ca nu am fost rasplatit cu asa peisaje... dar nici cu glezne dizlocate
Felicitari sincere, Doru. Super poza, faina si captivanta si istoria ei.
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Really love that sunset light on the mountain range, and the rainbow how it stretches into the distance. Very powerful, well composed, exposed, and stitched together shot.
Beauty!
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Philip Stewart
Scotland, UK
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