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A little story behind the image.

It was a short night at the Refugio Altavista on the Teide. After getting up at 4am in the morning we were a little bit drowsy, but we had to pack our stuff and keep going. In the middle of a beautiful clear nightsky and about -12°C we were making our way to reach spain's highest mountain. The Pico del Teide (Tenerife). After a lot of sweat & sulfuric smell we have reached our goal in about 2 hours of walking. We were waiting on top  at 3.718 m for the sunrise to come.

 

This is a set of 8-10 images stitched together to a panorama. Here are my settings I've used

 

Sony A65

Aperture Priority

Focal Lenght: 18mm

Shutterspeed : 1/8

Aperture: f8

ISO: 100

 

Comments are very welcome. 

 

Cheers

Michael

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