Looking down from the Stairway to Nothingness

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• Apr 10, 2015

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http://www.littlebigtravelingcamera.com/?p=6899

 

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Wonderful images. Can't wait for the rest of them. Made me think about using my 14 more.

 

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Joachim Gerstl said:

http://www.littlebigtravelingcamera.com/?p=6899

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OMG !Not my idea of fun at all, but really good pictures.

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Cadder

 

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Great pictures! You've really demonstrated how you can adapt to just the one lens in a situation like that.

 

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Very nice. I enjoy your blog posts. Looks like you've been to some very interesting places.

 

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• Apr 11, 2015

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win39 said:

Wonderful images. Can't wait for the rest of them. Made me think about using my 14 more.

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Hi,

Thank you. The rest of the images are already on my blog under the blog post: Up.

 

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Thank you. I love to travel. The good thing is that I "have to" travel a lot for work.

 

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• Apr 12, 2015

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Thank you. Pictures can not show how it feels to look down there. A really great spot. These skywalks brings dramatic views to the people. A couple of years ago only climbers enjoy such views.