Pictures from the Alps

Hello again,

These are pics from my one week skiing trip to Madonna di Campiglio in Italy. I was lucky because most of the days were sunny that fits quite well for this kind of landscape photography, and of course it's more fun to ski on sunny days

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Thanks guys,

The Alps were a really nice environment for two reasons. One, no matter where you point you're camera you always get a nice landscape in your view. Two, all that snow casts lotsa light so you basically get to use as high f-stops as you want. I actually ran into problems when trying to get some portraits of people with low f-stops because my camera min shutter speed is 1/2000.

In mu opinion best times for landscape photography are sunrises/sets. Tho you'll need to carry a tripod around. Usually it's worth taking a trip further your own neighbourhood. Atleast I find nothing to photograph here, not even reference photos for texturing.

Thanks for the feedback.

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Which camera did you use?

These were taken with a Sony R1.