The Last Pond Is Now Downstream and in this Last Stretch, with the Setting Sun, the Sky Will Win Interest; Krk Island, Mountain-Kvarner Region, Hrvatska
01-April-2023
I am now in the final part of the route towards the top of the island (Obzova, 569m asl), but more than this, which is somewhat lost in this environment as rough on the surface as it is softly undulating due to the morphology of a limestone worked in depth by prehistoric rains, it will be the activity of the sky that takes place.
The approach of a nucleus of cold air, the third of spring, and the contemporary setting of the sun, will favor what has been said.
All the photos are panoramic and taken by hand (with unexpected precision...the clippings of the individual panoramas resulting from the union of 3 to 7 photos were minimal or nil) even in low light, this to reduce the time given that putting everytimes tripod looking for the perfect horizon on sloping and stony ground would have cost a lot in terms of time.
Despite everything, in order not to lose the best lights, I did part of the return journey in the dark with the headlamp that I hadn't forgotten in the car, but, fortunately, just outside the recurring stony mosaic area with a barely visible path.
THANK YOU all, I know I have to thank and respond to many of my friends and I will next week, hugs to all of you!
The Last Pond Is Now Downstream and in this Last Stretch, with the Setting Sun, the Sky Will Win Interest; Krk Island, Mountain-Kvarner Region, Hrvatska
01-April-2023
I am now in the final part of the route towards the top of the island (Obzova, 569m asl), but more than this, which is somewhat lost in this environment as rough on the surface as it is softly undulating due to the morphology of a limestone worked in depth by prehistoric rains, it will be the activity of the sky that takes place.
The approach of a nucleus of cold air, the third of spring, and the contemporary setting of the sun, will favor what has been said.
All the photos are panoramic and taken by hand (with unexpected precision...the clippings of the individual panoramas resulting from the union of 3 to 7 photos were minimal or nil) even in low light, this to reduce the time given that putting everytimes tripod looking for the perfect horizon on sloping and stony ground would have cost a lot in terms of time.
Despite everything, in order not to lose the best lights, I did part of the return journey in the dark with the headlamp that I hadn't forgotten in the car, but, fortunately, just outside the recurring stony mosaic area with a barely visible path.
THANK YOU all, I know I have to thank and respond to many of my friends and I will next week, hugs to all of you!