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tobbsman
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 Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 12:25 pm Post subject: SMC K 24/2.8 - "Grasberge" |
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tobbsman wrote:
"Grasberge" in Pinzgau, near Zell am See, Austria.
Don't know the English name for Grasberge, ... meadow mountains ?
Ther're perfect for skiing in the winter 
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Cheers
Tobias
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timo832000
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timo832000 wrote:
WOW, I always love your shots.
they remember me to the great times I had during my hollidays in austria.
Timo
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paolo0720
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paolo0720 wrote:
I've never been there but I love these places. When did you go there?
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patrickh wrote:
Tobias
You must be very fit with all this hiking, but I really appreciate that you share these wonderful scenes with us
patrickh
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Tharos
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Tharos wrote:
Tobias, do you remember the aperture values ? Did you use tripod ?
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tobbsman
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tobbsman wrote:
Thank you so much for commenting !
@Patrickh
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| You must be very fit with all this hiking, but I really appreciate that you share these wonderful scenes with us |
Depends on what you associate with "fit" 
The tours which we make are not so difficult. No risky climbing stuff, I've quite some vertigo.
This tour war actually pretty tiring. It was written in a hiking book "4-5 hours tour". We were fast but it was more than 8 hours ... feet hurt and one gets pissy about the author of the book.
@Paolo
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| I've never been there but I love these places. When did you go there? |
That was late October.
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| Tobias, do you remember the aperture values ? Did you use tripod ? |
I am pretty sure about the appertures:
- no tripod (I really don't enjoy to carry it with a long hike)
- with the polarizer ones I used f8
- without polarizer: I use in daylight/bluesky situations f9 or f11, depends on the actual light. One gets a safe shutterspeed from about 1/160 to 1/250 then.
Cheers
Tobias
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Duckmancgy
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Duckmancgy wrote:
Great clarity and crispness in the shots. This looks like one heck of a lens. Great area too.. I am missing the sun and green now that we are getting locked in with snow  . But that's ok, because snowshoeing provides a different look at scenes like this..  |
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trifox wrote:
Hi Tobias.
It's always pleasure to see pictures from your location  ..
Thanks for sharing them..
tf
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Orio wrote:
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tobbsman
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tobbsman wrote:
Thanks Orio, tf and duckman !
Cheers
Tobias
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Sirfishalot
Joined: 03 Sep 2008
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Location: Seattle, WA (USA)
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| Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 6:12 am Post subject: Re: SMC K 24/2.8 - "Grasberge" |
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Sirfishalot wrote:
Superb images Tobias!
You really are fortunate to have such magnificent places to photograph. I always look forward to viewing your work, it is a great source of inspiration.
Thanks for sharing with us.
JayT
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xjjohnno wrote:
A lovely collection of photos there, stunning country. |
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shauttra
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shauttra wrote:
I want to go there!!! Beautiful mountains!!
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