Panorama Photo

Yes, the wise man builds his house on the rock - or, at least, not far from it...
Edoardo: did you know this one?
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I watched some of your really amazing pictures on panoramio.
Here on this site you showed us images which for me look like cropped parts of one pic. I am not convinced that these are really "panoramas". In my view this is not enough for this site even I am wrong and they are stitched by more than one picture. Of course we have the pleasure to see very intresting motifs of other parts of the world. But I am looking forward to longer "panoramas" with other great motifs of your collection!
May be some participants will have an other view on that, especially the fans of adventure trips. For me the "panorama picture" is the main thing on this site.
LG Jörg

Thank you Joerg for your comment. The pictures are composed by more than one shot (at least two). I'm new on this site, and personally I think that the word "Panorama" can have two meanings: long view as your, that means that the picture is "panoramic", but also that the view, not depending from the dimensions of the frame, is a great view and it is a Panorama as well. Probably we should combine the two aspects, and I will try to do my best also from technical point of view.
Bye,
Edoardo

Thanks Alberto! No, I didn't! Thanks for your link! Edoardo

What a wonderful place ... and a wonderful comment Alberto - tanti saluti con "Matthew 7, 24-27"!!

This is probably the highest camping site shown here on pp ;)
Too bad the view does not go further left or right.

Thank you Jens. You are right, but I took these pictures while I was walking on that snowy ridge, and unfortunately other shots I took don't match together.
I have to precise that probably the panorama of Alberto http://www.panorama-photo.net/panorama.php?pid=9832&ds
was taken from a camp higher on the same ridge, at 6350 m, but no tents are showen...
He was a little bit more lucky than me with the weather!
Edoardo

Most of us - including myself and most likely also most of the commenting colleagues - could neither get up there nor walk around up there without getting in VERY serious troubles. Not to speak of taking pictures ...

Consequently I do not think that we should discuss in extend why this picture is so short (too short?) etc, etc.

I take it as what it is - an awesome photographic document taken in an incredible landscape.

Herzlichst Christoph

Edoardo, thanks a lot for your appreciative answer to my "hard" comment!

I absolutely do not agree with Christoph - this website is called "panorama-photo" and not "pictures of incredible landscapes". So I enjoy watching these "pictures" on panoramio but not here on this website.
LG Jörg