WALK ON THE TAME SIDE
SUMMER BREAKING IN at Pitomine, the permanently populated oval spur. This is the original hamlet closest to the heart of High Durmitor. Seen from the neighborhood its profile looks like a moraine ridge, and it is one for sure. But once hiking along it looks flat & friendly, fully justifying its name – “Tameflats” (my try in literal translation). This is taken at about 1510 m elevation and the vistas are nothing short of spectacular. Archie the dog following me on the leash is now full-grown and strong as bear but behaves tame here. —There are probably many better crops of this image, but the visitor is invited to try out his own… plus, the author comes from the analogue era and the pursued ideal of definite framing at the moment of a snapshot. This used to be done even to the point of including the film edges (as a ‘proof’) on the print. So we’re offering you here the complete sensor output too.
WALK ON THE TAME SIDE
SUMMER BREAKING IN at Pitomine, the permanently populated oval spur. This is the original hamlet closest to the heart of High Durmitor. Seen from the neighborhood its profile looks like a moraine ridge, and it is one for sure. But once hiking along it looks flat & friendly, fully justifying its name – “Tameflats” (my try in literal translation). This is taken at about 1510 m elevation and the vistas are nothing short of spectacular. Archie the dog following me on the leash is now full-grown and strong as bear but behaves tame here. —There are probably many better crops of this image, but the visitor is invited to try out his own… plus, the author comes from the analogue era and the pursued ideal of definite framing at the moment of a snapshot. This used to be done even to the point of including the film edges (as a ‘proof’) on the print. So we’re offering you here the complete sensor output too.