At 4 alarm sounds. The outside temperature is very cold (3 degrees), in a tent for more. I get dressed quickly, because out of the sleeping bag is frozen. When night fell a little 'rain, now the sky is stained dark clouds that cling to the peaks. A kiss to my wife and birth, in darkness.
It 's great to walk in silence broken only by the noises of the forest who accompanied me. Do I have to hurry, I have an hour to be Sangiatto for sunrise, today is the first day of summer and I want to greet him that way. As the muscles warm up your pace.
The heart pumps bad, I feel like flying. I invent steps to ford streams too water-laden, but then at 5 and 30 are stationed: in front of me with a lot of the Deer train of clouds just wait for it to follow the first rays of morning incendino its snowy peak.
And then the miracle repeats itself: it is the dawn
D300, Nikon 12-24 at 20mm, ISO 200, f/16, 1 / 2 sec, CPL GND8
I do not have much time, the most beautiful light is short, so I try to maximize attention to the shots, the mind responds quickly:
D300, Nikon 12-24 at 14mm, ISO 200, f/16, 1 / 3 sec, CPL, GND8
It's cold, ice and snow still covering the slopes, but I do not feel cold, just the heat of the fiery nature who just wants to explode from too many hours of darkness
D300, Nikon 12-24 at 24mm, ISO 200, f/11, 1 / 5 sec, CPL, GND8
Just a few moments for a quick overview, not that I let slip:
D300, Nikon 12-24 at 24mm, ISO 200, f/11 , 1 / 5 sec, CPL, GND8 (Overview of 5 shots)
'm exhausted but happy as a child: I had the privilege of enjoying a unique moment, and I'm sure it caught. Right now the memory card of my car is an absolute good, to defend against any adversity because they are too precious.
get down to the base camp completely empty but full of infinite peace of mind, all I see around me is fantastic, and I savor these moments in silence. One last photo on the Court of Ardui:
D300, Nikon 12-24 at 12mm, ISO 200, f/11, 1 / 125 sec, GND8
What else to add except that this was one of my most intense and exciting photographic output, which allowed me to experience to say the least only (but hopefully repeatable).
A big thank you to my wife, who was fired the night in tents and never complain about the cold weather (in the end, however, life in the midst of nature like her too).
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