een geliefd onderwerp voor mij!

Zo te zien zit Peter te genieten van alledingen om hem heen.

Schitterend om het van deze hoek te nemen. Hierdoor is de foto nog boeiender geworden.
**marilyn**

Cool. Looks like you've climbed the limestone to get this shot.
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I did...a very small rock though!

This one, especially, looks best in OU. Really nice.

Ski lift?
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yes, there are many...seems to be crowded with tourists in winter

Excellent perspective.

This would make a great painting.....it almost looks like a painting as it is. Interestingly, my eyes were drawn, immediately, to the green triangle of trees in the lower left. It just stands out, eh?
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yep...that is eactly what caught my eye too. It was not unique though, I have seen it a few times...

Very nice...you managed to catch two loops of the switch-back. Adds nice perspective. I LOVE this sort of stuff. You can see where you want to go but it takes you two hours to get there on the switch-backs. An eagle could get to it in minutes. lol
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Peter loves to drive these roads and I do not complain!

Polarizer?
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well...I am not sure. I did put it on at certain point but cannot remember when. It was such a difference sometimes looking to the left or to the right. Blue skies on one side and dark and greyish on the other..photographic challenges but really pretty to see.

Love the lighting.
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me too

Whoa. Perfectly exposed. Not easy to do with such contrasting hues. Well done Viv.
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raw is great...it needed some refining but was not really bad to start with

Cool pattern on the rug.

Nice place for some coffee and cookies. How was the people watching?
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not many to watch there....it was relatively quit this timeof the year

A real dump, eh? lol
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it was a great hotel, large suite to stay in and fabulous food and not to mention the prime location. we will certainly go back there one day.

Pity you did not try a few panoramas of the mountains.
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many more pics to come later...I am a bit behind...

No shortage of rocks here.

Is that a little snow up there...or possibly talus?

How did your car perform in this thin air? Usually, when tuned properly for sea level it has limited power in high altitudes. When I drive my truck in the mountains at 10,000 feet or higher altitude when I step on the accelerator there's no jump. It just gradually creeps along with no power.
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Peter did not notice any difference. He drove all the passes in 2nd gear! even with a heavy load like me and all the stuff we took with us!

Tough lighting. Always difficult shooting into the sun. I usually end up having little hexagons or octagons of light from my camera's iris in the photo.
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me too, but not here...so I thought it was good enough to keep