The Layers of the Land
This is a winter telephoto (FF equivalent 292mm) taken in 4:3 format and then cropped to make a 16:9 "panorama."
It features the Swiss Alps (last layer before the sky).
To me, the result is somewhere between a landscape photo and an example of abstract reality photography.
I took the original photo back in 2007. I stumbled across it today (14 December 2020) during a browse of old winter photos, and decided to crop it and post it.
Shooting Location: The top of the Belchen (1414 m.o.m.) in Gemany's Black Forest.
In my album: Dan's Landscapes: Southwest Germany.
The Layers of the Land
This is a winter telephoto (FF equivalent 292mm) taken in 4:3 format and then cropped to make a 16:9 "panorama."
It features the Swiss Alps (last layer before the sky).
To me, the result is somewhere between a landscape photo and an example of abstract reality photography.
I took the original photo back in 2007. I stumbled across it today (14 December 2020) during a browse of old winter photos, and decided to crop it and post it.
Shooting Location: The top of the Belchen (1414 m.o.m.) in Gemany's Black Forest.
In my album: Dan's Landscapes: Southwest Germany.