Last year I discovered this spot on Mt. Pizzoc, with a lone beech tree nestled in an expanse of erosion-torn limestone rocks.
On an overcast and windy afternoon, I returned to that spot to try to do justice to the beauty of the place.
I used a 14mm focal length to enhance the dynamism of the rock formations, and a focus stacking of 7 images to be able to get adequate sharpness throughout the frame.



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