Mountain Blue

thankyou so much Justart

thankyou very much dear Humiie

thankyou so much Marchello

Thankyou so much Nancy. Germany has got amazing places, indeed. But your acrylic work is also stunning (I had a visit to your portfolio). So beatufil artwork.

Thankyou very much Simone. So glad you like it

Many thanks Shoaib. Yes you must come and visit good old Germany :) South Germany is very beautiful. These mountains are close to Bad Reichenhall / Berchtesgaden

Many thanks Julayne, I like this photo so much also. The motive is so beautiful. Love the mountains.

Many thanks Sean, I am so glad you like it

danke amorcito :)

thankyou so much Shanghaiwu, I appreciate very much your comment!

Thankyou muchly Barbara, very kind comment

Thankyou so much Luda. By the way, your gallery is outstanding

Thankyou very much Daniel, I appreciate

Many thanx Lori, your comment is much appreciated!

thankyou so much for commenting and favoriting blamo, I am honored

Thankyou so much Hans!

Thankyou Lori!

thankyou Bela! Much appreciated

thankyou so much Ann!

Thankyou so much Maureen!

Many thanks rosiczka :))

I am so glad you like it, thanks muchly Debbie

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Many many thanks Kate, I appreciate your comment so much!

Thankyou so much Diane! So glad you like it!

Thankyou so much Emily!

Thankyou so much Patty! I love your comments

Thank you so much for commenting Paul! So glad you like this image

What a beautiful comment Paul, thank you very much. I agree 100 %. Mountains are a wonderful natural phenomenon. A gift from nature. I love them too and I live here in a mountain region, I can see the beginning german Alps (Mountain Karwendel) from the window of my kitchen…

Thank you very much Carmel!

Thank you so much Brian!

Thank you so much Lanis! Yes that was a challenge those days with the G1 :)) You wont beleive it, but I still have and use the G1, for some purposes, performs like in the first day :)) and has a good lens with f/2.0

Many thanks Alexandar :)) Much appreciated comment

Thank you so much Christine

Thank you very much Judy :))

Many thanks Sharon, so glad you like this one :))

Thank you very much Sharon. No, this mountain is not the Watzmann, but is very close to it. This mountain is called “Stadelhorn” and belongs to a “Sierra” called Reiter Alm, or Reiteralm or Reiteralp (many names for the same Sierra). But this Sierra belongs to a group of three Sierras, one of them is the Watzmann, it is very close to the place I took this photo. In fact, from the place I took this photo, I had a view to the Watzmann too, which would have been to the very left side of the photo. And in-between there is a view to the third Sierra: “Hochkalter”. This is a stunning vista-place, a “mirador”, (the place I took the photo) from which you can look towards three different, huge Sierras, provided weather is fine. The view reaches about 40 kms (!). From one place, you can see the Watzmann-Group, the Hochkalter and the Reiteralm, three Sierras. It is a breath-taking view. This place (mirador) is very close to the small town “Ramsau” and you can reach it driving by car, you dont have to climb mountains. But climbing the mountains you get an even more spectacular vista, of course. The whole area is breath-taking and wonderful, and is protected by law (national park). No industry, no pollution here, just pure nature.

Thank you very much for your kind comments Sharon, much appreciated. We live close to Garmisch, about 30 minutes. Berchtesgaden is about 1,5 hours from our home. We often visit Berchtesgaden, Bad Reichenhall and Ruhpolding for the day, it is a wonderful area :))

Thank you so much Cee :))