I shot this photograph at the Dardagna falls which are located at Madonna dell’acero (Corno alle scale Park), an extraordinary spot at the heart of Italy where Mother Nature didn’t spare itself. It was the first time that I’ve traveled here, thanks to my friend Attilio, and it took my breath away. The Dardagna river makes many drops and in this precise case I went for the first jump after choosing the best composition. The mass of water in this section is very large so that the lens needed to be clean continuously as the falling water sprayed a large cloud in which my equipment and I were submerged.
I hope to return soon to visit this amazing place!

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Fall at Tyrol.

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4 shots merged into panorama

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It was raining pretty hard when I took this shot. Just fyi, the sigma 24-105 doesn’t come with a lens hood 🙂 Its still awesome though.

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After a long hot Summer the Harvey Dam water level is very low and will fill up again soon enough. For the moment I am enjoying the ability to access inside the dam wall to capture images that would normally be inaccessible and underwater.

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Flying through Golden Ears Provincial Park over Widgeon Lake around sunset.

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Taking a drive through Reine, Norway under the Northern Lights. I almost forgot what planet I was on.

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