Far view of Tatra Mountains

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Far view of Tatra Mountains

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When you are driving from Limanowa to Nowy Sacz and air is clear you may see Tatra Mountains. It usually means severe wheather change in 2-3 days (but not always). Below is one of such views. Sorry for a bit foggy picture, but even with crystal clear air you will get much fog on your image. Thats because Tatras are about 40-50 km away from place where I took this picture. When visibility is “normal” you will see nothing but clouds or just silhouettes of mountains in fog.

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Re: Far view of Tatra Mountains

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Hi Hawk - I like the four parts to the image, trees, hills, mountain and sky - each with their own shades and textures. It looks pretty clear to me :)
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Thanks Birma! Glad you like it. I wasn't sure if it looks flat or not because of small amount of fog.
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I like the B&W conversion. I've seen a lot in color, but this one has greater impact.
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