When you
once there you will never have enough of those views.
I had this
luck to be there just for a week but in the colourful time of an autumn.
Of course I
couldn’t visit and photograph all the famous and less famous location. I had to
decide and choose because of limited amount of sunrises and sunsets.
This is the
small foretaste of a trip
Everywhere
there were no parking problems, but remember it was end of October, no summer,
no high season and the hours when we arrived were as well either very early or
very late.
Very early
you can of course expect some photographers, very late some as well.
But this
experience in the Dolomites shows me that it was acceptably. But as well unfortunatelly absurd.
Some more demanding section weren't so full. Like the Alpe di Siusi. The
way there is flat but quite long. Anyway I registered a lot of photographers but the
area there is big enough to work peacefully.
Of course
full are Lago di Braies, Antorno, Misurina. Difficult is Antorno. Very thight. People have to mix
themselves somehow to get the image to let the instangramers take their social
media yellow raincoat photo etc.
Tre Cime di
Lavaredo. Easy, flat way. Almost
highway.
But to get to the Rifiugio from the parking lot you will need ca. 2
hours. And in the evening we spottted some people and night no one. But
the Rifugio was already closed. That's a factor for sure.
And of
course Val di Funes. Overcrowded. With the fence and one small view point
around the church of Ranui.
Generally
all this looks like Olympic Games. If your goal there ist to photograph. Everybody is running with a camera from
point to point, to be the first before the others come. But it is hard not to give in to temptetion and not to have all this in your portfolio.
To hike, to enjoy the nature, to admire this is a faboulus place
