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43 km from Livigno Alps
This photo was taken at Lake Aviolo in Brescia, a city in the Northern Italy. When I took that picture it was sunset time. We came to the lake after a cold beer drunk in the shelter not far away (Rifugio Sandro Occhi all’Aviolo). Good time, good vibes.
49 km from Livigno Alps
Abandoned bell tower of the old town of Altgraun, that has been flooded following the construction of a hydro plant. Today it is a beautiful landmark under monument protection.
55 km from Livigno Alps
Here we are in Brescia, in the north of Italy. It’s August 12th and we are about 2000m high. We have set up the tent for the night, we prepare to sleep a few hours and then wake up, capture some shooting stars and head towards the top (about 3100m).
62 km from Livigno Alps
This is type of image which everybody wants these days. Don’t be shy, take it! :) One sentimental house in central composition. Heh.
Experienced by Kristaps Grundsteins
73 km from Livigno Alps
This photo was taken while me and my travel partner were exploring the area of Dolomiti Pradel. The view was so wonderful and breath taking. I wanted to show on this photo the perspective of what was seeing at that moment
84 km from Livigno Alps
It was the first time ever I tried to capture stars. Not that easy but pretty satisfied with my first shot. Picture taken at the Zwickauer Hütte in South Tyrol, 3000 a.s.l
Experienced by Linda Schwarz
86 km from Livigno Alps
Monte Resegone Morterone Lecco IT View from the pathway to the summit of the mount. Olympus PEN-F 15mm Lumix f/1.7 ASPH LEICA DG SUMMILUX
87 km from Livigno Alps
It’s freaking cold! 5:50 in the morning here in San Giovanni - Bellagio, Italy. I woke up, especially for this moment. The water is calm, the birds are singing and the mountains are leaving a trail of light from the sun. This photograph is the story I fail to put in words. This is the moment. Shoot it.
88 km from Livigno Alps
Beautiful Bellagio located on the chain of towns near Lake Como, Italy. Bellagio overlooks the Central Alps.
89 km from Livigno Alps
This was a satuday morning around Lecco lake, we (me and my wife) were walking around while I observed the shoudows of the trees on her back. Which for me looks so lovely, tells a lot about her conection with the nature!
92 km from Livigno Alps
Another old photo of mine! When I found the time I go and hope to find little treasures in my archive! :-)
97 km from Livigno Alps
The mountains are calling and I must go. I’ve always enjoyed taking photographs while being the passenger in a car. It gives you freedom as well as sharpens your skill to hit that shutter button at the right moment at the right time. One second to early or one second too late and the whole frame changes. A few hundred meters up or down the road the perspective changes. Last but not least. I NEVER shoot burst mode. Feels like cheating.
98 km from Livigno Alps
My problem with posing (when I do it - just like in this photo) is that I kinda get lost, looking at the horizon. What the lens did not capture (shame really because it would have made an excellent b-roll) is me rolling a cigarette and enjoying the next 15’, taking in all this beauty. Today actually, someone told me that this kind of scenery / location / weather might be depressing. I don’t take depression lightly, since I had a quick “brush” with that monster myself. Nevertheless, I like to see the diversity in experience people have when looking at my pictures. I was happy in this one btw…
113 km from Livigno Alps
Have you ever tryed that feel when you are in the wild and it offers you some insane views that you will never forget? Well this is one of that moment. Here I was in the ruins of a First World War’s fort at 1.908 mt.
115 km from Livigno Alps
Wake up at 4 o’clock in the morning. Take the backpack, prepared the night before and get in the car. About 300km separate us from the destination. We reach the place around 7 AM. All parking lots are free and there is no one around. We walk towards the lake, that is not far from the parking lot and we see a lady who reads immersed in the silence of this magical place. To break the silence only a few birds and the camera shutter that tries to capture that incredible light.
115 km from Livigno Alps
We were in a mountain near where I live, that day was incredibly foggy, it was literally like walking in the clouds.
115 km from Livigno Alps
It’s really simple to visit this lake, it’s only 30 min from the city of Bolzano (Trentinto Alto Adige). I suggest to go there just before the sunset, to enjoy the wonderful reflection of Latemar, a group of mountains that belongs to the Dolomites.
115 km from Livigno Alps
Since I started my new job in the hearth of the Dolomites I can choose plenty of ways to reach my work place. One of them lets you drive through the best nature scenery you could imagine. And taking a break for a breathtaking moment enjoying this lake and this mountains is a must.
Experienced by Riccardo Trimeloni
115 km from Livigno Alps
According to legends, once upon a time there was a mermaid living in the lake, which wizard Masaré was in love with. In order to seduce her, the witch Lanwerda advised him to dress up as jewel merchant and throw a rainbow from Mt Catinaccio to Mt Latemar. That is what he did, but he forgot to dress up. So the beautiful mermaid detected him and forever disappeared in Lake Carezza. The wizard was angry and threw all the pieces of the rainbow as well as the jewels into the waters. That’s why it still features rainbow colours.
115 km from Livigno Alps
On a drive through the mountains of Dolomites in the Italian province of South Tyrol, we came across this lake, which was hidden between mountains and pine trees. The green color of the lake is said to be caused by underwater crystals. Needless to say the view was nothing short of spectacular.
Experienced by David O. Andersen