[LukasBauer]

Recently I was looking through old photos on my phone and found some shots from a trip to Dombai. There was a moment when we were standing on a slope, the sun was just coming out from behind the mountains, and the clouds were below us. I just randomly clicked on my phone, but the shot turned out like a postcard. I've been hooked on photo walks ever since. Anyone have any tried and tested places to catch such beauty? Maybe not the most popular, but with atmosphere?

[AndreasKrause]

Oh, I know what you mean. I once found myself in the Idaho mountains at dawn - not a soul around, just wind, pine trees and a light mist hanging over the valley. The light was so soft, the photos even without a filter looked like a movie. After that I started looking for similar places, and as it turned out, Idaho living really inspires such trips. It's got locations and tips on how to shoot better. Maybe you'll like it too.

[HannahJogo]

Oh, this is an interesting topic. While I'm not into photography on the “out in the mountains at 5am” level, I love flipping through selections like this. Sometimes it's just a visual vacation. I've also always wondered how people find such wild places that aren't in every guidebook. I'll keep reading and maybe I'll want to buy a camera myself.

[Nicowww]

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