Mont Blanc Panorama Leaves You Breathless
Highest Mountain in Europe in 360 High-Res Photography
We discovered a post from In2White, a team of extraordinary high-tech Alpine photographers that is definitely worth a diversionary look. Featured is the fabled Mont Blanc, the highest peak in Europe, captured in the highest resolution panorama ever made. Photographed by Filippo Blengini, this high-altitude, giga-pixel shot lets you macro-zoom into a number of selected peaks almost to the point you can spot the butterflies fluttering around the crags. If you look closely, you can see ski tracks throughout the area.
Mont Blanc and surrounds in crystal clear air. Click to access panorama.
Credit: Filippo Blengini/In2White
Mike is the co-publisher of SeniorsSkiing.com.His skiing career started at Song Mountain NY in his college days. He worked for SKIING magazine in the early 70s, learned to love cross-country, took a 20 year hiatus from skiing and came back to short skis and efficient boots. When Jon Weisberg suggested there should be a site for senior skiers, he joined him in developing SeniorsSkiing.com.
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Sensational .Have skiied Courmeyeur and Argentiere (not certain of spelling).Our Southern Alps are also magnificent and looking forward to another ski season starting soon.82 this year and still hoping to improve.
Otago
New Zealand
kazoo,
thanks for including this you photo nut. breath-taking and extraordinary,
Who wants to go?
I’ll be there between 23rd Feb and 3rd March, staying up the valley at Argentiere.
La Mer de Glace is a thrilling, but perfectly do-able route for the tourist. Expert guides can take you to the quieter spots. All you need is a rescue harness on top of some stout outerwear.