The tough black mineral that won’t cop out when there’s heat all about!

Hold up, are you calling me a bot?

I really want to do a nature trail in Italy, just insane stunning views

It’s a bot that meant to reply to idiocracy post

That ain’t real and you can’t tell me otherwise.

Yeah well Bender is 40% Dolomite so there!

Definitely the best use of time. The way they change with the light is spectacular

Incredible

I live close to the dolomites, I love to go to val di Zoldo, chill and less touristic

Whenever I see them I'm forced to wonder at the violence that created such beauty. The right side makes it clear these are uplift peaks, the craggy look says they are fairly young geologically. This is in the top 5 of places I want to go. And spending an afternoon watching the light on then change as the Sun drops sounds line a perfect use of time.

That’s very kind of you thank you. And yes I do, funnily enough most of my print sales are custom requests off the store actually. I’ll send you a private message

Beautiful!!

*Alpe di Siusi, or the local German name: Seiser Alm

Came here to say this

Please bear in mind that you can only drive up to the Seiser Alm very early in the morning (I believe 9 am) or very late (after maybe 5pm), then the road is closed for private traffic. I‘m not sure about the times, but it’s something around that. Also you can only drive to Compatsch and have to walk or bike from there, if you don’t have a hotel up on the seiser alm.

My favorite is to drive up before sunrise, walk to a nice viewpoint and enjoy sunrise there. Then, after sunrise enjoy breakfast at one of the Almen/Malgas.

What an absolutely beautiful photo.

Also some brilliant work on your website. Do you not sell all of your portfolio as prints? Love the one of a rock face amongst clouds in black & white, doesn't seem to be in the prints list though 😕

so is this comment! thank you sir!

Honestly, if he's really Austrian like his handle claims, that insult should hit twice as hard, so it's ok.

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What are you looking for? How experienced are you as a hiker? Are you interested also in the history of the region? There is so much to see and do there for all levels of difficulties.

Today I watched people go apnoe diving in a frozen lake. They drilled holes into the thick ice and then dove from hole to hole. You can have an easy walk, but you can also do a multi day hike with via ferratas in 800m high vertical walls. You can walk around the tre cime, or you can climb to the summit. Just to give you a perspective of the options you have.

Enjoy!

Thank you. And me too..

I thought just the same

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At least check his comment history before assuming.

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