Near Caldeira Seca, Flores Island, Portugal.
A story behind: This is how the interior of the Flores island looks like: a huge caldera that hosts 7 lagoons. Averaging 500 meters above the ocean level, the plateau is bounded by the rim of the not-so-old volcano walls. The volcanic island is relatively young. It appeared only 20 000 years ago. That is why it has a landscape filled with deep valleys and high peaks, lagoons bordered by steep cliffs carved by grottoes.
Flores (Flowers) takes is names due to a great profusion of wild flowers.
In 2009, Flores was included on UNESCO's list of World Network of Biosphere Reserves at the Man and the Biosphere.
Aperture: f/8
Shutter speed: 1/250 sec
Exposure bias:-0,3 EV
Focal Length: 16 mm
ISO:500
Place taken: Island of Flores, Portugal.
Date taken: Monday, March 4th, 2013, 13:15Maciek.
Me encanta la luz que tiene este maravilloso paisaje.
ReplyDelete¿Quién pudiera estar allí?
Un saludo.
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ReplyDeleteYou have a beutiful blog, with wonderful photos. I think the Azores are wonderful, although I am partial to Costa Rica myself. Do you only have posts about the Azores and nearby locales?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture!! Nice work!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!!
ReplyDeleteMaciek,
ReplyDeletePorque não utilizaste uma menor abertura para dar mais profundidade à cena (estrada)?
Por exemplo, na foto da Carrasqueira fizeste isso.
@Dylan.
ReplyDeleteAbertura 16 é um bom equilíbrio entre profundidade e sharp. 22 perde sharp.
Na outra foto precisei mesmo 22 para aumentar o máximo o tempo.