A wonderful image - I gasped as it came up on my screen - very few images have that effect !
So right in Monochrome too - it really conveys its' majesty.
krug wrote:
A wonderful image - I gasped as it came up on my screen - very few images have that effect !
So right in Monochrome too - it really conveys its' majesty.
+1...I also gasped when it came up on my screen. It truly looks prehistoric. I can't imagine what it must feel like to stand there in person and see this (though this image gets me close to that feeling). Well done!
ArturS wrote:
This is one of the Baffin Island’s locations that I am really looking for to come back to in 2017. During the last trip, I only had a chance to spend one night in that area. This time I plan to utilize the full potential of this phenomenal mountain. When I saw it for the first time, I instantly fell in love with these mysterious peaks. They create an impression as if they belonged to the prehistoric, or mythical world full of dragons.
I hope that this monochrome photo can give you a bit of feeling that I experienced while standing at the base of this unnamed peak. As I have found out local Innuit communities call that peak Innatiavaluk, but still, on the map, it has no name.
