Panorama Photo

This panorama is far from a masterpiece, but at least it has two interesting connections. The one with N.12159, taken the following day by Giuseppe Marzulli, is self-explaining. For the one with my own N.12152, taken maybe three hours earlier, a hint is perhaps needed. Namely, here one notes a dot of light right on the summit of Hoamonder: it is neither a star nor a headlamp, but an illuminated cross. Diversely, the evident light over the ridge of Cima Cavè is an authentic inhabitant of the sky - on the Panoramio version http://www.panoramio.com/photo/85374778 one also appreciates the remarkable snow cornices hanging below it... Still diversely, some visible flares come again from Earth, namely, from the lens, but I have left them since they do not disturb me too much. I have included even the "horrible" snow-pole on the right side: it reminds how that night is was impossible to mount a tripod outside the road, since the fluffy snow covered everything. Incidentally, the pole points straight to the standpoint of APA N.21211, where the Valle del Mocheni is positioned right at the centre.
I think that never before this weekend had the so called "enchanted valley" (about which one can read also my N.14682 on APA) known such a siege by the panorama-makers!