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Pieniny Mountains, Poland.
Autumn 2011

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Il y a quelques jours au Brévent ...

-14°C; des conditions très belles (un peu froides ) ... on a posé la tente au bord d'une sorte d'à-pic de 30m de haut; en se demandant si le campement n'allait pas basculer pendant la nuit ... mais il semblait que ça rendrait bien sur les photos mmh ... (personnellement je n'en ai pas mais bon)

On a cuisiné des pâtes avec le réchaud d'Alexandre qui ne chauffait que quand on tapait dessus, puis renversé la casserole dans la neige (glace aux pâtes presque cuites à la sauce provençale froide).

On a quand même réussi la deuxième fournée (miracle!) entre deux time laps d'Alexandre Deschaumes et Mathieu Le Lay ... et cette mer de nuages qui s'est formée et à commencé à monter.... magnifique.


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Some days ago at the 'Brévent' (over Chamonix, french Alps)

-14°C, beautiful (cold) conditions, we put the tent next to a 'cliff' of snow; it looks nice to take pictures ... We just wonder if it wouldn't fall down during the night (mmh)

We 'cooked' pasta with Alexandre's stove (wich works only when we hit it) , and we knocked the pan over in the snow (= pasta ice with cold provencal sauce )

The second essay was better (!) ... and this sea of clouds, under us,... magnificent

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Vanoise national park - French Alps

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Roy's Peak
Wanaka Area

The walk up to Mount Roy from Lake Wanaka takes you more than 1km straight up along a 4WD track initially, then a steep and narrow ridgeline. The weather was very kind that evening for the walk down after dusk but well worth the view, the blisters and the takeout dinner afterward ! Lake Wanaka meanders off into the distance framed by the town of Wanaka on the right and Mount Aspiring National Park on the left. One of many memorable moments from our now distaant trip to New Zealand in May.

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Dent d'Orlu et cimes pyrénéennes. FR

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Snowdon, at 1080m, is the highest mountain in the British Isles outside of Scotland. Snowdon is to the right of the image and opposite on the left is Garnedd Ugain, a peak just 20m lower than Snowdon itself. Below are the lakes Glaslyn and Lynn Lydaw with the impressive Lliwedd ridge in the distance which we had walked the day before. The ridge in front and to the left form a horseshoe which provides not only excellent photographic opportunities but also an outstanding mountain route. Our camp location can be seen just beneath Y Lliwedd

In 2004, when I was 16, my Dad took my brother and me up our first mountains; first Cadair Idris and then Snowdon. I had recently bought my first camera, a 2MP Canon A40, which came along for the ride. Although the images were snapshots one photo has stayed with me since, a view quite similar to this looking down over Glaslyn and Lynn Lydaw and across to Snowdon and Y Lliwedd. My photography has progressed since then and for a long time it has been in the back of my mind to return to Snowdon in the winter to photograph the sunrise over the Snowdon Horseshoe.

We got up at 5am to force ourselves out of our warm sleeping bags and into the cold. Fortunately the wind had all but vanished and once we were moving we were warm enough. After packing up we headed off in the dark to the summit of Snowdon, an easyish 200m climb from where we had slept. We were on the summit an hour before sunrise and whilst Guy stayed to take his photos from the top I descended slightly to the saddle between Snowdon and Garnedd Ugain from where I had taken the first image 9 years previously. A gap on the horizon in the direction of sunrise was a clear indication that I was going to get some brief but wonderful light. I spent the next 20 minutes trying to arrange my composition, setting up my camera and making sure everything was perfect. When the light came I went through a methodical process of shooting the panorama over and over to ensure I had captured the best light. Once I was satisfied I ran down the slope to a different composition but the light had gone. As we walked off Snowdon back to the car the clouds came in again bringing the weather full circle. In all we only had 20 minutes of sunlight in Snowdonia, but it came at just the right time!

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Autumn lights in French Alps.

SWITZERLAND, Bernina

After numerous arduous hikes during the last 4 weeks I'm proud to present a lot of new work. I traveled through the Eastern Alps: from Switzerland to South Tyrol and the Dolomites to Slovenia. I'll upload them here on DA during the next days. The first part of the series shows the Swiss canton Graubünden where I shot Bergell, Val Roseg and Val Bernina. English descriptions and more shoots will follow soon!



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