Rense Haveman
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My wife somewhere in the Triglav National Park, Slovenia, 2013
Triglav National Park by Rense Haveman, on Flickr
Triglav National Park by Rense Haveman, on Flickr
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Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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A splitting image there and a fine one too in regard to clarity and colours. If you do not mind me saying so, I would have cut away a tiny part of the left side of the image placing your wife in the cross section of golden angles as I call it. That would make it more square too. But honestly, nothing wrong with the picture. It is very good Rense.
Rense Haveman
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Brian Moore
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Terrific shot, Rense.
Pete Askew
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Beautifully done, Rense.
Rense Haveman
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Brian, Pete, thank you! It was quite challenging, because at the lower end of the slope the snow stopped, but it was not clear how the world looked like beyond the snow. It might have been a cliff, and I am not very fond of this kind of heights....
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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Alright Rense, how many meters high then, do you assume?
Rense Haveman
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Too much for my liking!
It was foggy when we climbed up, so there was no problem then. But walking back, I could see the end of the snow, but not wat was next. Could be tens, even hundreds of meters. I slipped, and it took me several minutes to find some courage to continue our hike. Just behind my better half, following her footsteps very, very slowly, she always one step ahead.... It was a very, very impressive hike (and not only because of this incident)....
Pete Askew
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I always think mountains look far more impressive from the bottom! 
Rense Haveman
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I always think mountains look far more impressive from the bottom!
Well.... try the summit....
