Leissigen, Switzerland

Published

7th April 2015

Topics

Bern (Berne), Bernese Oberland, bridge, faulensee-meielisalp, hängebrücke, hike, hiking, lake, leissigen, meielisalp, suspension bridge, Switzerland, Thunersee (Lake Thun)

Place/s

Switzerland, Thunersee

Map location

46.646988333333,7.7794883333333

Photographed on

6th April 2015

Camera

Fujifilm X-T1

Shutter speed

1/250s

Aperture

f/11

ISO

200

Focal length

18mm

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