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Bulgaria, Pirin mountain, Tevno lake, Kamenitza peak. Fuji X-E1 + 10-24/4

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I'd like to share one of my photo's taken during a trip inside the Alsace region of France. 

This image is taken from the top of the Grand Ballon, the highest mountain in the Vosges region.

 

Fuji X-T1 + 23mm: ISO 200 - F14 - 1/100

 

20445661672_388aca2c35_b.jpgLandscape view from the top of Grand Ballon mountain, France by Ziggy Wellens, on Flickr

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This is a view of Regnitz by night. The river flows through Bamberg, a city of Bayernland. Jpg slightly adjusted in the camera.

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This is the Dom of Bamberg, early in the morning.

Ooc jpg merged in Ps. I like to process the raw files in camera.

Xe2 xf18/55.

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Some from Tenerife...

 

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X-T1 18-135mm @F22/18mm/1/13s/ISO200

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