I tried not to breath when taking this picture- which without a tripod proved to be a difficult task :)). But I couldn't breath well anyways, so... :). It is a little bit shakey, but I liked the feeling... In the picture is the same area I showed you yesterday.Have a great Tuesday!
At first sight I thought the village was on fire. ~B@
ReplyDeleteI'm with Fenix!
ReplyDeleteLike a huge fire.
ReplyDeleteGee ... without tripod? Well done. It also seemed to be houses where on fire!
ReplyDeleteLara,
ReplyDeleteThat is stunning. You are amazing. I repeat all the comments here!
Glad you clarified the town isn't on fire! Great picture, Lara! And without a tripod?! Very well done indeed!
ReplyDeleteWow so much difference the day and night photo of the village. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThats a great set of picture to compair... I was sure this was a forest fire when the page loaded.. what a great capture this is.
ReplyDeleteYou could have called your picture "Night fire" or "Nighttime inferno." Great picture.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture! I usually use the "take a great big deep breath" method as well, though I got a gorillapod for Christmas so hopefully I'll get the chance to use it soon!
ReplyDeleteI like the "on fire" look. nice shot!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a big difference between day and night. I don't like tripods, but for night time it is an essential tool. You did a good job holding your breath.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo, indeed!Even without tripod you have really done a great work.
ReplyDeleteA bit of a romantic feeling. I made the mistake of buying a cheap tripod. It failed while taking pics one evening. Fortunately, the local camera shop let me exchange it for an upgraded model.
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