Loma de las Pizarras. 1691 |
Punta Cristina |
Aguja Saint-Exupéry, 2558 |
Aguja Rafael Juarez, 2483 |
Col SUSAT |
Aguja Poincenot, 3002 |
Kakito |
Glaciar Río Blanco |
Brecha de los Italianos |
Fitz Roy, 3405 |
Aguja Val Biois |
Paso Superiór |
Glaciar de los Tres |
Aguja Mermoz, 2732 |
Punta Velluda |
Aguja Guillaumet, 2579 |
Cerro Madsen, 1792 |
Castillo Negro, 2257 |
Cerro Eléctrico, 2159 |
Glaciar Piedras Blancas |
Red Tower |
Given the exceptionally poor interest of my last Fitz Roy taken from the hidden side, let me try to please the Betrachter with a view from the ordinary side!
Original: http://bit.ly/2vAlmK3 |
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Comments
For me it's a shame that many of your works have already reached the top 100, but you had to delete them ... now, after your reload they find themselves in the top 1000 again - that's life ... look at my assumption and the discussion to the "Venetian trilogy" in Giuseppe's #23543 ...
Nowadays the community often prefers to rate panoramas with obvious stitching errors and crooked horizons ... !!!
Cheers, Hans-Jörg
There are several reasons for underrating, it's holiday season for example.
And there are some photographers wich are still active by showing their own works but almost never intersted in the other panos.
Speaking only about you two, in my opinion it is interesting to see how the same subject is represented in different ways according to the peculiar sensitivity and geographical interest. Also Jens has taken some panos from the same point from which you made this overview, but the results are very different - equally beautiful but different. In my opinion this makes the wealth of PPh, different "artistic" points of view for the same panorama.
Ciao, Alvise
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