A thin line of Mountains rises over the Horizon: The Alps, with Barre des Écrins (4.102 m) in the middle left of the image.
Since we managed to do for the first time a picture of the Alps from the Pyrenees, we try to want to do portraits to other peaks, something more remote.
View the Ecrins in the broad daylight in mid-February thanks to exceptional weather conditions, with help also of a polarizing filter was a huge satisfaction after previous attempts, sometimes collectively as well as individually. I had already portrayed in January of 2015 the Ecrins mountains alsom but with a very faint result.
Last July, from a more distant peak than on previous occasions (in April I get it also from other summit before sunrise) and good weather forecast, it made a great success of visibility. The Barre des Ecrins relatively clearly manifested backlight of a sun in close position below the horizon.
To his left, other peaks of the Alps we also seen. Refractive favorable circumstances allowed to view some other peaks, even that more distant than the Barre des Ecrins. Pic Gaspard, 443 Km, is what has given us this time the brand new World Record of distant photograph of landscapes in our planet.
Some pictures and ilustrations:
Map of sight illustrating the overwhelming distances of this World Record
Picture with wide angle
Missing silhouettes few minuts before sunrise
After sunrise
Ulrich Deuschle has a simulation of this view here:
All credits go to click here
You can also have a look at an interactive view of this simulation here
MORE EXTENSIVE REPORTS:
You can read more extensive explains in these other two webs:
https://horitzonsllunyans.wordpress.com (catalan)
https://ventanasdeaire.wordpress.com (spanish)
PHOTOS IN FLICKR:
You can seee a lot of more pictures of that day in this àlbum
And more pics to the Alps of Pyriness of the same author (me) in other albums:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/markbret/albums
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