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Drawing the Night
Published: 2011-03-16 12:50:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 16200; Favourites: 1294; Downloads: 0
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Grignone, Valsassina, LeccoCanon 350d, 10-22mm @ 12mm, f.4.5, 202s, ISO 400, Tripod.
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Wowww~ It's like magma in between the snowy mountains.
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Eheheh, lots of people told me that! ^_^
Thank you!
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wow what an amazing capture , congrats for the DD
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ci sono stato una notte! ma non era cosi limpida - splendida foto COMPLIMENTI
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Sono stato una volta sulla Grignetta e una sul Grignone, ed in entrambi i casi ho trovato belle situazioni notturne, quindi direi che sono stato decisamente fortunato in questi luoghi!
Grazie, ciao!
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wow! Do you take this photo? Just amazing!! Congrats.
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this looks like from a scene from Lord Of The Rings,, beautiful capture, well deserved DD
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Ahahahah, i don't know "Lord Of The Rings" (never read it nor saw the movies), but thanks!
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E' una foto stupenda!
Mi fa sempre piacere notare paesaggi - e fotografi! - italiani fra le DD di deviantART.
Complimenti vivissimi!
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what a shot
you are a great photographer and i hope some day my own work will be as good as yours
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Beautiful work! Congratulations on the DD!
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Thank you very much! ^_^
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This is truly beautiful and surprising. The point of perspective leaves me speechless: where did you take this from?
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I was on top of a mountain called "Grignone" and to get that foreground i had to risk a bit and move to the very top, which was made of only snow and could fall below if i moved to much forward!
I stopped when the footprints ended (which meant somebody was already gone there).
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Interesting! Maybe in the end, true art is always from the edge...
Thank you for answering my question and congratulations on the fully deserved DD!
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No problem, and thanks!
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Congrats on the very well deserved DD
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