Frutigen, Switzerland

Published

12th January 2016

Topics

abendrot, Bern (Berne), Bernese, Bernese Oberland, blue, blue hour, dusk, frutigen, hour, kulm, mountain, Niesen, niesen kulm, oberland, reichenbach im kandertal, sunset, Switzerland

Map location

46.646388333333,7.6527783333333

Photographed on

7th November 2015

Camera

Fujifilm X-T1

Shutter speed

1s

Aperture

f/3.2

ISO

800

Focal length

18mm

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