Charcoal Peak 5 by Ian Cameron

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Charcoal Peak 5

Melfjordbotn, Senja, Norway

Subdued sunlight, light sleet, mountains and spindly birch trees barely visible above the drifted snow that looked as though they were etched in charcoal, provide a monochromatic palette (By the way this is not a black and white), that I find stunningly beautiful. Once again I don’t suppose they will thrill everybody but for me they are hugely evocative.

FujiFilm X-T1 ,Fujinon XF55-200mmF3.5-4.8 R LM OIS
Handheld, f/13 at 1/400 second, ISO 400 hide exif

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David Buzzeo		06-May-2019 16:19
I have experienced similar days in the Canadian Rockies and I am with you on this one. Great image and proof that you can get great images under almost any conditions. Big V

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