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Sidius303 t1_j8s1e0u wrote

Those thistles are always so aggressive looking. They look like German Thistle but I could be wrong.

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mohitpatel845 t1_j8s3wv2 wrote

I'm seeing some of your images in this sub from quite a time, and sometimes just looking at images I can tell that this is image by u/dasarpan007

Can You briefly explain the technique, settings and gear involve in this kind of photography (only if You want to).

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Tit4nNL t1_j8s6c0e wrote

The rear layer is too obviously streched vertically. Any chance I can see the original? The rest of the pic is pretty damn nice.

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Crafty-Crafter t1_j8sa0c0 wrote

Damn. That looks so unreal. I had to check what sub because I thought it was AI generated.

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2mad2die t1_j8sabjv wrote

Can you give an exact location where this photo was taken?

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Canilickyourfeet t1_j8sn13f wrote

Man what is your life like? I've sent your photos to my friends multiple times over the past month, theyre always so gorgeous. I can't imagine what it would be like to have the opportunity to consistently find places like this

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Hauk2004 t1_j8sr2h7 wrote

I go every year in July. Last year there was a heatwave and we cooked. Other years its been temperate. Basically the Swiss alps are so changeable you need to bring 3 seasons of clothes for summer!

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AAS_98 t1_j8sz55s wrote

I'd recommend visiting the Interlaken area (including Lauterbrünnen and Grindelwald) around May. It's not the warmest month but the weather will still be pleassant most likely. The main reason for this is the lakes: They'll be clear blue in the spring because of the recently melted alpine ice, while the lakes will look pretty much like a regular dark lake in October..

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mohitpatel845 t1_j8szvp9 wrote

Thanks for replying

Yeah, I thought about focus stacking is involved, but not about exposure stacking untill you told , perfect distribution of light in all area of image make sense now. (And also lots of post processing)

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B-B-B-Besler t1_j8t1tsa wrote

also, the waterfalls at Lauterbrunnen will be more beautiful in spring because of the melting snow. We went in October and it was not nearly as impressive as the pictures.

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haulapai t1_j8t2ua0 wrote

I can almost smell the fresh air.

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dasarpan007 OP t1_j8t8u16 wrote

u/mohitpatel845 thank you for the compliment. The technique involved focus stacking but not exposure stacking, all the shots had the same exposure value. with modern-day cameras, you don't need multiple exposure values anymore, you can open the shadows easily in photoshop without any noise. Hope that helps

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Eraganos t1_j8taxjn wrote

Amazong. Were in swiss is it? I might hike there in sommer

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300mhz t1_j8tbq86 wrote

I do have a related question for you, as I do not have such a wide angle lens or much experience with this technique... but if you are doing focus/exposure stacking, at what point in the process do you do lens correction?

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dasarpan007 OP t1_j8tebul wrote

Manually, when I am done with a focus on stacking the foreground and bringing the background layer on top of that. So after the stacking and before any global adjustment. It can be done in the end though...

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Kamikazekagesama t1_j8tflx2 wrote

What are these plants in the foreground? They're really beautiful to me

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Ebonicus t1_j8thocp wrote

Absolutely surreal, love the composition and editing.

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Strange-Ad-4586 t1_j8tl1xw wrote

that is so cool! I would give anything to visit there some day

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SubvocalizeThis t1_j8tq13u wrote

I know that lens and equipment is a very small part of this equation at this level of photography. However, I’m curious which ultra wide lens you’re sporting.

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IAmKind95 t1_j8tssel wrote

that’s some gnarly looking thistle. nice mountains too

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FLORI_DUH t1_j8tsvak wrote

The photos are gorgeous, but the lifestyle isn't. Remember you're only seeing the most cherry-picked and heavily-edited results, not even the tip of the iceberg when it comes to whats involved in capturing them. Not shown are hours of hiking, numerous blisters and bug bites, wild goose chases based on wrong directions, cloudy days, car troubles, hunger, fatigue, illness, gear problems, deadlines, etc, etc.

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_fups_ t1_j8ttrv4 wrote

this is what happens. this is what happens when you find a stranger in the alps.

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nyanion69 t1_j8turkw wrote

what da heeeellll take my upvote

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MACMAN2003 t1_j8u3n0w wrote

those thorns are activating my fight or flight response

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IchKlauDeinBier t1_j8v6o22 wrote

Literally the most beautiful picture i've seen in months! 👍

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Mr--Joestar t1_j8vkmvx wrote

Awesome shot! How many images is this? Did you change focus between each image then stack them?

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abricq t1_j8vpgpq wrote

Oh no, it's I can confirm it is not AI-generated: I have been to this place several times !

It would be the "lacs de fenêtre", somewhere near the Grand-Saint Bernard Pass, at the border of Italy and Switzerland. The mountains in front are all parts of the Mont-Blanc massif. The hike is "easy" if you start from La foully and not from the pass ;)

This specific spot is often used by commercials, in switzerland you often get to see this picture (of this specific landscape). I am pretty sure the swiss national railway (SBB) used it a few months ago.

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cantsleep2020 t1_j8vteir wrote

Ugh it looks so dreamy 😍😍😍. What kind of yellow flowers are those?

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RatzzFace t1_j8w5g23 wrote

Some HEAVY Photoshop work going on there...

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cyk123 t1_j8wuszq wrote

Very beautiful but never want to step on those things. There are a lot, too!

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rckmtl_rckmtl t1_j90cxjv wrote

I love how alive the dynamic clouds make this picture feel!

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