An old shoot ,
from a trip in the Dolomiti … the Lake St. Catherine in the province of Belluno offers beautiful and intense reflections , I hope you enjoy it as I captured the scene …. as always with the support and visio

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Grato amanecer en buena compañía. saludos Hana

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Sinizzo Lake, L’Aquila province, Abruzzo.
Sinizzo lake is located at a short distance from the enchanting hamlet of San Demetrio ne’ Vestini; It’s mirror-like surface waters are alimented by two natural spring waters called Aquatina and Sinizzo, the waters are so clear and unpolluted that bathing is a allowed and very pleasant. The surrounding landscape is marvellous, the coasts of the lake are shaded by luxuriant willow trees.

Il lago Sinizzo è un piccolo lago, sito in Abruzzo, in provincia dell’Aquila, all’interno del territorio del comune di San Demetrio ne’ Vestini, poco fuori l’abitato del paese. Meta frequente di villeggianti aquilani e turisti nei week-end grazie all’ambiente ameno circondato da rive erbose, boschi e salici e attrezzato al bivacco, il lago, di origine carsica e forma circolare, con diametro di circa 120 m e profondità massima di 10 m, alimentato da due sorgenti di acqua potabile (una di queste dà il nome al lago) e balneabile[1][2], ha subito gli effetti del rovinoso terremoto dell’Aquila del 2009 riportando danni alle sponde con formazione di vistose crepe al punto da far temere per la sua sparizione, poi rientrata grazie a lavori di riconsolidamento terminati con successo[3]. Il lago offre anche possibilità di pesca di trote, lucci, carpe e cavedani.
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photo workshops in Tuscany, spring 2016

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On my last workshop in UK we went to this incredible location and had a great time with an awesome sunrise! Nothing of this happened by chance, but behind every photo of mine, there is a lot of days for planning the perfect shot at the perfect moment. Nowadays most of the people are ruining photography, I mean, people are shooting for the like, taking shortcuts on post processing programs faking situations whose mother nature can never give, pretending that was 100% a real situation. I’m not saying that this has to stop, but be sincere with yourself and other people. Nature doesn’t need faking, is more beautiful as it is!

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My last post for a while……going on SAFARI 🙂
This shot was taken from the sandbank in-front of Nomad at an unusually low evening tide.
The sandbank was not quite exposed so we were running around with tripods ankle deep water. Unfortunately not very spectacular cloud formations on that evening, and I have never been able to get conditions right to go back.

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Summer sun and spring come – the fields are in full bloom – enjoy and weeknend to all my 500px and fb friends

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The payoff for leaving the hotel an hour before dawn…..
Photographed nine days ago on a glorious (and chilly) morning in Maine, USA.

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