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Thanks, Daniel. We were caught in fog for three days and this was the first day I saw the Matterhorn again. So I'm happy that I was able to photograph anything at all. But I get what you mean and I also would have loved some more action in the sky.

The wonderful Matterhorn reflecting in the Riffelsee just before sunrise.

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The wonderful National Park of Plitvice in Croatia.

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The fifth one is just a ridge in front of the actual peak.

Four beautiful peaks in the Styrian "Gesäuse". From left to right they

are Admonter Reichenstein, Sparafeld, Kalbling and Riffel. Been on the

middle two ones and will add the left one this summer.

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This is in the center of the gorge where every corners bears a new

surprise. Shot from a shaky bridge with the tripod twisted between the

treads to stabilize the image for a few seconds.

As usual this is a manual blend of several exposures.

Love the Dolomites. I've also been there in October 2009. Unfortunately the weather wasn't too great near the "Geisler Spitzen" so I only have one decent shot from this place.

I like your shot and putting the village into the scene enhances the majestic appearance of the mountains even more.

The light might not have been that blue - I can't remember. One thing that happens here is that the light inside is very warm. Everything in there is made from wood and so all the reflected light is quite yellow. Compared to that, the daylight coming from the outside definitely feels very cold.

I kept the light that blue to enhance the warm/cold color contrast a little. Thanks for mentioning it.

The "Big Waterfall" of Plitvice National Park in Croatia just some

moments after sunset.

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These leafs were surprised by the cold front that reached our

mountains about two weeks ago. In this area it snowed and rained in

alternation which lead to the bubbly look of that puddle surface.

We were covered in thick fog after we climbed up there but the next

morning was wonderful.

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The famous "Tre Cime di Lavaredo" above the little village of Sexten.

Taken on a frosty morning from close to our shelter.

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Shot from the Gosaukamm mountain range in Austria. Thanks for all

comment & critiques.

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This place is called "Jamnigalm" and it's a plateau at about 1800m.

The peak ahead is the "Vorderer Gesselkopf" - height about 3000m.

All of this is part of the national park "Hohe Tauern" which includes

some of the heighest peaks of Austria. An area of sheer amazement.

Processing notes: There are three different images in here. One for

the foreground, one for the mountains, and one to recover the

highlights in the snow. All of them manually blended with masks.

It was funny to look at the sleeping duck drifting on the pond

yesterday morning.

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This is the entrance of the most beautiful gorge of Styria. I took

this shot on my way back to the parking space after some hours of

waterfall shooting.

Shot last week with my new Canon 5DMII. I hope you like it. Thanks for

all comments and critiques.

Shot in Upper Styria (Austria). Here you see the highest peak of the

region, the "Dachstein" (2995m) wrapped in some nice clouds.