Mont Cenis 1 by Adalberto Tiburzi

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21 july	pass towards France

I have always wondered if Julius Caesar
used to do the Mont Cenis or the Montgenèvre pass...

Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM
1/500s f/5.0 at 50.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

B.Niai		19-Oct-2005 21:52
Brilliant contrast of colors! Excellent composition! Well done!

Guest		25-Jul-2005 20:43
This is so good with the echo of the road behind and that car in just the right place.

Guest		25-Jul-2005 20:13
spettacolo puro.

type		24-Jul-2005 19:52
Stunning vista, Adal. I agree on the Adams comparison. I love how the fork in the road lunges with a vengeance into the mountainside.

Chris Sofopoulos		23-Jul-2005 22:20
Great angle and framing. And your decision of these b&w tones work so well!! Bravo.

Antonis Sarantos		23-Jul-2005 16:13
A silver road! So perfectly composed and captured. GMV.

jude		22-Jul-2005 20:34
Gorgeous stream of road leading upward.. the monochrome looks fantastic..

Steven Jusczyk		22-Jul-2005 07:34
The highway to the sky. Nice composition, beautiful treatment.

henrywong		22-Jul-2005 05:31
Breathtaking !! excellent image!

Jude Marion		22-Jul-2005 04:55
Um ... all roads lead to Rome! Very dramatic landscape, Adal!

kimberly borchardt		21-Jul-2005 21:31
I've never seen dotted lines to the outside of a roadway. I'd be careful passing throughout this long and winding mountain pass road!

joanteno		21-Jul-2005 21:26
Great composition.. very nice shot!

Guest		21-Jul-2005 21:20
Bon , d'accord pour Julius Caesar, mais Napoléon Bonaparte, il ne faudrait pas l'oublier lui aussi!

EMangl		21-Jul-2005 20:16
pretty strong, maybe a bit too dark - but still very enjoyable

Guest		21-Jul-2005 20:08
I mean Ansel of course.

Guest		21-Jul-2005 20:05
This image has an Anselm Adams feeling to it. A vintage landscape, Adal!

Knox O		21-Jul-2005 19:38
beauty-full.

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