Rheinfall in Neuhausen, Switzerland. Will come back soon to take more photos.
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Rheinfall in Neuhausen, Switzerland. Will come back soon to take more photos.
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Just stumpled upon this nice photo (in my opinion) when cleaning the archive (=deleting photos). I took this back in January in Saas Fee, Switzerland. This is a part of the mountain named Allalinhorn (4.027 m / 13.212 ft).
A view of the Vierwaldstättersee (Lake Lucerne) in Switzerland. The “Lake of the Four Forest Cantons” (german translation of Vierwaldstättersee) is surrounded be the 4 original cantons Uri, Schwyz, Unterwalden and Lucerne.
About the photo: last week we spend some days in Switzerland and visited some really nice places. This photo was taken from the Furkapass (2.436 m / 7.992 ft.) looking westwards. The highest mountain in the center is the Finsteraarhorn (4.274 m / 14.022 ft.). The lake in the foreground is the Totensee (Death Lake) at the Grimselpass. Strange name for a lake!! As you can see it’s already winter in Switzerland. I loved it.
Some technical details: the image consists of 12 photos in portrait format taken in manual mode at f8 and 200mm with a Canon EF 70-200mm 2.8 L (and 5D of course). Stitched and processed in Photoshop. The final image has a size of 19.373 x 3.830 px. With a printing resolution of 300 dpi these are 164 x 32 cm or 65 x 13 inch. I’m going to print this one.
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“Täschhorn” (4.490 m / 14.731 ft) and “Dom” (4.545m / 14.911 ft) in early morning sun. Saas Fee, Switzerland.
This is a part of the mountain Allalin (3.500 m / 11.483 ft), Switzerland. There’s a fixed rope route leading to a monument. Maybe we’ll climb to this peak next summer. Must be a fantastic view from there.
In the distance you can see the Stellihorn (left) and the Joderhorn (right).
Beside snowboarding I spent some time taking photos on the top of the mountain Allalin (3.500 m / 11.483 ft). To the right side the mountain arises to the Allalinhorn (4.027 m / 13.212 ft). I’ll upload a picture of the Allalinhorn later.
The air is pretty thin up there. Moving fast isn’t recommended. 🙂