Two Crimean delicacies at once.

Crimea is awesome, but who's going to glorify the beauty of Belarus? You seemed to be doing a good job of that. What a fantastic panorama.

Dmitry Iv,
Romanenko Dmitri, what can you do if your heart has been in Crimea for 11 years already
Belarus will be there too, but for now your soul still wanders through the mountains and foothills

Helloween, and mine... and it's even begging to go to higher mountains...
And everyone's perspective really is different. That's good.

Wow, the cows got me...

the work is done as always with high quality!!!... but still (excuse my immodesty!!!...) I don't want to think and guess about the light source, projections and perspective looking at the picture... personally, I couldn't understand for a long time because of the sharp-contrast processing of the clouds the interaction of shadows on the ground and the location of the clouds in the sky (in my opinion, oversharpening at the edges of the clouds without emphasis on the foreground and background, i.e. continuous sharpening deprives of airiness and uniform contrast reduces volume and the feeling of the object's location in space Mostra ritaglio ) p.s. once again, forgive me for being picky!!! (perhaps it is not felt in the original and I hope this is the result of resizing and sharpening for the site... ) but you deserve a high-quality assessment!!!... p.s. may the hand of the taker never be empty!!! (this is about the "viewers" and criticism... )

Thanks everyone for your attention

Dzerkach Viktar, Vadzim Shynkarchuk,

Ant.Rc, not just you
AndreyD, I shot with a polarizer, which added contrast. And for the website, yes, it's great; without adding sharpening, it would have looked duller, even though I did reduce the sharpening by about 40 percent.

Thanks for the review

wow!

Oh shit!

Spacious!

The dynamic movement of the clouds is palpable, hence the extensive color palette. Volumetric and vibrant!

beauties!!

Thanks everyone , there will be more

I don't remember any cows

Impressive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Misuno Ilya, That's what the photos were for

Vladimir Zlotnik, Thanks

Like this shot

Without reading the title, you can tell right away it's Crimea! Good work.

I like it, what can I say. It's a shame I haven't been to Crimea.

Isakov Alexander, This needs to be fixed
Thanks again to everyone.

I would call it the "Alushta Valley." Because your photograph shows much higher Crimean peaks than Demerdzhi—Babugan-yayla with Roman-Kosh (1545 m) and Chatyr-Dag (1527 m). And Demerdzhi is behind you. And I liked the photo!

Mikhail Yu, that's right, thank you

Nice panorama!

Gorgeously filmed!