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Leica M-P & Elmarit-M 28mm
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Leica M-P & Summilux-M 35mm
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Panorama without tripod
Hyperfocal Focusing, Aperture f/11, 1/500 sec. , ISO 320
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Looking east as first light dawns over the Swiss Alps. Taken from the Forbes Arête on the Aiguille du Chardonnet, France.
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This is a Cabin at 6,798 feet in the Julian Alps, Slovenia.
A glorious day in the Alps!! You don't want to slip to the left!!
Do you see the tiny skiers?
Explore Sept 2, 2010 #21
Blick vom Walmendinger Horn (1.990 m) auf die Kanzelwand (2.059 m) links und die Walser Hammerspitze (2.170 m) rechts im Bild. Im Vordergrund rechts ist die Innere Kuhgehrenalpe (1.673 m) zu erkennen. Von der Fiderepasshütte (2.067 m) kommend, zweigt man hier rechts ab, um über den Kuhgehrensattel zur Bergstation der Kanzelwandbahn (1.957 m) zu gelangen. Der Weg über den Kuhgehrensattel ist auf dem Bild gut zu erkennen.
Auf das Walmendinger Horn gelangt man - außer über verschiedene Wanderwege - von Mittelberg in wenigen Minuten bequem mit einer Seilbahn. Von der Bergstation aus sind es dann nur noch ein paar Höhenmeter bis zum Gipfel.
View of the Kanzelwand (6,755 ft) on the left and the Hammerspitze (7,116 ft) on the right from the Walmendinger Horn (6,530 ft), all located in the Kleinwalsertal, a beautiful small valley in the western part of Austria. Even though it belongs to Vorarlberg/Austria, it only can be accessed by road from Bavaria/Germany due to the mountains. The mountains around this valley belong to the Allgäu Alps. These mountains for part of the German / Austrian border.
Besides hiking you can also reach the Walmendinger Horn easily with a cable car from Mittelberg.
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