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Al Sheihk 8 months ago

that is a lot more than a mere sonata.

Pierre Pageau 2 years ago

félicitations .

Alexander OBrien 3 years ago

Beautiful image! Mind if I ask what shutter speed this was?

Remo Rufer thanks Alexander! shutter speed was at 20 seconds!

Elin Torger 3 years ago

Oh love the atmosphere/mood...:)
Lovely photo:)
/E.T

karenk 3 years ago

Beautiful image.

Olivier Comment 3 years ago

Excellente sensation and great capture!!

Dony Erizal 3 years ago

I like this photo.... Excellent.....

Marcella 3 years ago

*W*O*W* !!! superb capture
best wishes, Marcella

Schnette 3 years ago

Oooooh, it's just wonderful!

Remo Rufer vielen dank :o)

manuel loureiro 3 years ago

great one

Remo Rufer thanks manuel!

Luc Helie 3 years ago

Amazing light. Great shot !

Remo Rufer thanks, yes it was a nice night with full moon. the snow in the foreground is bright because of a house behind the camera!

Andrea Pizzini 3 years ago

WOW! Lovely place!

Remo Rufer yes, its a very nice place!

Ellen 3 years ago

Excellent.....

Remo Rufer thank you very much Ellen!

Jason 3 years ago

Wow, the image looks surreal and looks like something from a fairytale. By any chance you the Remo I may know from Aus?

Remo Rufer Jason, I'm exactly the Remo you know from Perth!!

Jason This is a weird way looking up for old friends. But I do remember you a photo buff back then. We gotta keep in contact.

Remo Rufer hey! i'm not that old! :D

Dave Nitsche 4 years ago

Brilliant image. Great sense of motion. I really dig it.

Remo Rufer Thanks a lot Dave, happy you like it!

Jef Van den Houte 4 years ago

Beautifull light and amazing light capture

Remo Rufer Thank you Jef!

Fernand Hick 4 years ago

What a great mood here Remo, I imagine it with a different cropping, I mean, cropping just under the moon and about the half of the snow in the foreground, to give more impact at the so nice village, and marvellous sky. Only my personal vision of a superb shot...
Regards, Fernand