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Karsten Schmidt
@toxi@mastodon.thi.ng  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

Planned for months, but only been away for a few days and new deep memories for a lifetime: Visiting, revisiting and documenting some personal bucket list places in Tyrol/Vinschgau, Sondrio (Valmalenco) and the Engadin, collecting references & research... Landscapes too large & overwhelming, mountain passes (and the human ingenuity to traverse them), vast valleys full of ancient history & struggles (with nature and each other), disappearing glaciers leaving behind incredible structures, waterfalls, canyons, exposed rocks with colorful minerals & textures, new ecosystems...

Getting this final shot of an "old friend" during sunset on our way back on the last evening, an absolute highlight...

Being able to seamlessly travel like that between four countries, more and more a privilege! So hard to understand the growing voices calling for stronger borders, nationalism, ignorant to the real systemic threats...

#MountainMonday #LandscapePhotography #NaturePhotography #Alps #Mountains #Glacier #Hiking #Travel

View of the grand Morteratsch glacier, its valley and surrounding peaks of the Bernina range (incl. its namesake Piz Bernina, 4050m, on the right). Most of the valley is already in deep shade, only the highest peaks are illuminated in golden sunset light. On the right side of the valley, the line between vegetation and gray rock in the parts where the glacier has already retracted, marks the previous extent of the glacier. Large pieces of exposed bedrock. Blue sky with streaky clouds.
View of the grand Morteratsch glacier, its valley and surrounding peaks of the Bernina range (incl. its namesake Piz Bernina, 4050m, on the right). Most of the valley is already in deep shade, only the highest peaks are illuminated in golden sunset light. On the right side of the valley, the line between vegetation and gray rock in the parts where the glacier has already retracted, marks the previous extent of the glacier. Large pieces of exposed bedrock. Blue sky with streaky clouds.
View of the grand Morteratsch glacier, its valley and surrounding peaks of the Bernina range (incl. its namesake Piz Bernina, 4050m, on the right). Most of the valley is already in deep shade, only the highest peaks are illuminated in golden sunset light. On the right side of the valley, the line between vegetation and gray rock in the parts where the glacier has already retracted, marks the previous extent of the glacier. Large pieces of exposed bedrock. Blue sky with streaky clouds.
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