Evening hike on the ridge of a mountain, beautiful but difficult light for photos.
Last weekend was an extra long weekend in Switzerland because on Aug. 1 the Swiss National Day is celebrated. That gave us a chance to do a longer hike on Sunday evening so we'd have better lighting conditions for great photos.
The Stoos ridge hike trail goes from Klingenstock to Fronalpstock. A fun fact is that to reach Stoos you first take the steepest funicular train in the world, from there you can start the hike.
If you do the hike a little later in the day you can walk it with the sun in your face. Which is fine of course but less ideal for photos.
This is what a photo looks like with a DSLR, you can see that the camera is having trouble taking this photo. Then if you don't have a tripod with you and are not an expert with the camera, it becomes difficult to take photos at that time.
Because of the sun, the photo overall is not well exposed. As a result, it casts too much shadow over the mountain, and the vegetation looks dull. Only the sky looks fairly decent.
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In the end, we were not back in Stoos until 9:30 pm...
