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Along the Rucăr-Bran passage, the landscapes are of the most breathtaking beauty. Even though all along the way you can see small scattered settlements (includ...
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Along the Rucăr-Bran passage, the landscapes are of the most breathtaking beauty. Even though all along the way you can see small scattered settlements (including the locality one at the highest altitude in Romania, 1360 m), the mountains are thriving and seem untouched as people waved their way through the nature. In most of the summer mornings, the fog sorrounding the peaks of the mountains is the effect of the heat of the earth absorbed in the previous day and the chilly air of the night.
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Location
I took this photo in the F?g?ra? mountains, in Romania. I love discovering every corner of my country and this summer has been perfect for home-travelling.Time
This photo is taken in the early morning, probably before 8 AM. In the summer, every morning in the mountains is spectacular. The clouds are low and the sun reaches through them, beautifully highlightning the landscape.Even though it was the middle of July when I took this photo, at such early hours it can be cold at high altitude so an extra jacket was required.Lighting
I love shooting in natural light. That is why, in this photo, I let the sun do its best and highlight the landscape and the upper part of the photo, the clouds. I think that taking advantage of the natural light, your photos can really portray the beauty of a landscape.Equipment
I shoot this photo with my Nikon D5600 with a 18-55 mm f/3.6 lens.Inspiration
I love showing people that there are always beautiful places around you, in your area, in your country. I only had to drive 1 hour to get this photo. Everywhere you can find something interesting.Editing
I use very little post-processing. The feature I always use for landscape photography is dehaze. I think it helps make the colours even more beautiful.In my camera bag
My go to lens are 18-35 mm f/3.6. They are perfect for landscape photography. I sometimes might have in my bag a polarizing filter and some macro lens.Feedback
Respect nature and learn to live in nature, to understand it. It is always good to have a connection with your subject.
