Some HEAVY Photoshop work going on there...

The Swiss alps aren’t in some deadly remote wilderness. What’s “involved in capturing” such pics is usually a train ride and a nice hike. And a lot of post processing.

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Stunning 🤩

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I need holidays, for sure

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Thistles

Four for foreground?? Can you tell me where and why? Whats the benefit to just using a high aperture? The end product is clearly fantastic

Ugh it looks so dreamy 😍😍😍. What kind of yellow flowers are those?

Yes, 4 fir foreground and 1 for the mountain. All same exposure value and same settings

This shot reminds me a lot of my sunrise pic in the Dolomites

Oh no, it's I can confirm it is not AI-generated: I have been to this place several times !

It would be the "lacs de fenêtre", somewhere near the Grand-Saint Bernard Pass, at the border of Italy and Switzerland. The mountains in front are all parts of the Mont-Blanc massif. The hike is "easy" if you start from La foully and not from the pass ;)

This specific spot is often used by commercials, in switzerland you often get to see this picture (of this specific landscape). I am pretty sure the swiss national railway (SBB) used it a few months ago.

It’s a form of heaven for sure

The best camera you have is the one on you. Even cell phone cameras are legit these days.

You know it

Yeah me too. This is kapalua area. I just moved from Maui 5 months ago.

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Looks perfect

Stunning!!

Awesome shot! How many images is this? Did you change focus between each image then stack them?

The most memorable was called Cascade Falls. I think there's another waterfall with the same name so I got confused when I was looking for it haha. I also visited Merriman Falls and a few others... I need to go through my photos once more

Nothing quite like Switzerland's vertical landscapes.

Which ones? There are waterfalls all throughout the trail. There are some tall waterfalls in Enchanted Valley that are quite a sight.