Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise well, you have to wake up early to walk to Mordor.
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise
Riffelsee und Matterhorn - immer schön - aber Vorsicht auf den Übertourismus.
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise my god. It certainly was. I am so jealous. Whereabouts was that pic taken?
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise Wow, took me a moment to figure out what was going on with that mountain top
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise wow, cool photo...
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise Has Sauron found the One Ring yet?
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise Toblerone!
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise Couldn't you have got basically the same picture from the other side of the mountain if you just went in the evening?
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise Cool. Nice shot
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise Superb image. Thanks for posting. Not quite the same but see also 360° x 360° x360° panorama at https://www.360cities.net/image/gornergrat-and-matterhorn-switzerland
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise volcano
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
Spectacular photograph - thanks for sharing.
If this is your photo - may I copy it for possible use as a cover for a book?
It will be accredited to you, of course
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Spectacular photograph - thanks for sharing.
If this is your photo - may I copy it for possible use as a cover for a book?
It will be accredited to you, of course
@Owen_G_Richards I release most of my pictures with a CC-BY license, so that would work and I'd be happy to.
THAT SAID - that's a picture taken on the fly with my phone, and I was traveling with my DSLR, with which I expect/hope to have (even) better pictures (if only for the polarizing filter that's slapped in front of my lens). So if you can wait for a few days (time for me to finish my trip, go home and process pictures) you might get a better one
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@Owen_G_Richards I release most of my pictures with a CC-BY license, so that would work and I'd be happy to.
THAT SAID - that's a picture taken on the fly with my phone, and I was traveling with my DSLR, with which I expect/hope to have (even) better pictures (if only for the polarizing filter that's slapped in front of my lens). So if you can wait for a few days (time for me to finish my trip, go home and process pictures) you might get a better oneThis one will be suitable - that is, if I decide to use it (Hard to resist as it is such a dramatic picture).
Is @Balise sufficient, or would you prefer some other accreditation?
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@Owen_G_Richards then please credit the full handle @ balise @hachyderm.io
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@Balise volcano
@LucasWerkmeister That would explain yesterday's lava pillars :))
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@Balise Couldn't you have got basically the same picture from the other side of the mountain if you just went in the evening?
@proedie conceptually maybe, but:
- the red hue would depend on how high the sun sets behind the mountains on the other side
- the reflection in the lake does a lot of heavy lifting for this picture
- morning weather conditions are usually more favorable than evening
- this came with a cool train ride to get there too
