Vallesinella
A secret view of the Vallesinella waterfal
A secret view of the Vallesinella waterfal
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Jan, 2019Views
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Contest Finalist in Earth Day 2020 Photo Contest
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Location
We are in the Adamello Brenta Nature Park (Italy) and these are the upper part of the Vallesinella waterfalls. Here we find many wild areas where it is possible to find a luxuriant nature rich in life and biodiversity. This shot was taken during a walk in the woods where, having left the main path, I found this "window" in the green, with well-lit waterfalls. Ideal place to take pictures and above all to relax while admiring this natural spectacle.Time
Around 12 pmLighting
The very strong sunlight that struck the falls and the discreetly dark area where I was, gave me the opportunity to create the image I wanted. I wanted to give the idea of wild nature by giving those who watch this photo the feeling of peace and strength that nature can giveEquipment
For this photo I used a Nikon D5200 with the Tamron 18-200 f3.5-6.3 and I didn't use a tripod. I use this lens a lot during my walks in the mountain woods.Inspiration
Only nature! My inspiration comes only from her and her magnificent gifts, large or small!Editing
In post production I accentuated the sharpness and increased the brightness in some areas that were very dark and decreased instead on the waterfall, which was really very bright and full of strong reflectionsIn my camera bag
During my walks, I use the Tamron 18-200 a lot, but I always carry with me an 8mm f 3.5 and a Sigma 70_300 f 3.5-6. I always have an ND64 filter and an ND1000. As a remote shutter release, I use the Pluto Trigger connected via cableFeedback
In these places you have to take pictures relaxing and admiring the view with its details, its lights and shadows. Don't think of the location as just a beautiful model, but consider it a source of inspiration
