"Trojrohé pleso" lake reflection in mono, taken with Pentax 50/1.2 lens (merged 2 handheld landscape shots, still much narrower view compared to previous stereo picture).
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"Trojrohé pleso" lake reflection in mono, taken with Pentax 50/1.2 lens (merged 2 handheld landscape shots, still much narrower view compared to previous stereo picture).
cross-eyed stereogram made from 2 corrected fish-eye shots
Belianske Tatry mts in late summer
Surrounded by rolling hills and offering breathtaking views of the Belianske Tatras, Osturňa is the perfect spot to experience Slovakia’s natural beauty. The frosted fields and colourful autumn leaves in October make the early morning light feel magical.
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October morning in Osturňa captures the beauty of autumn with frost-covered fields and fiery red and gold leaves standing against the crisp mountain air. The village is set in one of Slovakia’s most scenic valleys, with the Tatra Mountains as a breathtaking backdrop.
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manually processed 3x8 (rows x columns) shots panorama taken with Pentax *istD camera and Soligor 100/3.5 macro lens
A single Perseid meteor caught in the brief window of clear skies above the Chalet Plesnivec (Edelweiss Hut) in the Belianske Tatry, easternmost part of the Tatra Mts., Slovakia.
Polaris and the constellation of Ursa Minor are just above the meteor. The brightest star in the light haze on the right is Capella in the constellation of Auriga, 6th brightest star in the sky.
camera: Pentax K-5II
lens: Samyang 24mm [email protected]
ISO-2000
Panorama of 2x2 for the foreground and also 2x2 for the stars, cropped. Each foreground field was taken with 200s exposition and each star field is a stack of 11x 13s expositions.
Software used: SIRIL, PTGui, Darktable, GIMP.
Photo included in Pentaxians Yearbook 2021.
One of the tough sections of this famous trail, as it ascends the 'Nemecky rebrik' to Velka Svistovka; it is steep, rocky and chained. This photo shows the view over the 'Zeleneho plesa' valley to the 'Belianske Tatry' mountains.
View taken: 18/09/1992
Camera: Konica Auto S3
Film: Kodachrome transparency
Scanner: Epson V800 / Epson Scan software
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
