Location: Patscherkofel Berg, Tirol, Austria
Date: 27th, July, 2012
Camera/Lens: Canon EOS 550D/SIGMA 10-20mm F4-5.6 EX DC / HSM
Description: I find this image to be very iconic of the typical Austrian alpine hike. I took this photo atop the Patscherkofel mountain which is about 2,200 meters high and is also part of the Austrian Central Alps. The image shows what it is like to be hiking around a well-preserved mountain; taking in scenic views of opposing alpine ranges and pine trees scattered around the winding path. Red-white-red marker paint atop a rock adjacent to the path symbolizes both the way to go and the Austrian flag. The good weather along with the tranquil feeling one gets when observing this scene is a touching part of any hike in the alps. In fact, what I personally intended this photograph to do is give someone a first person account of what hiking in the alps is all about.
"In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous." - Aristotle
About Me

- Patrick H.
- Patrick Hofbauer is a student at the Overseas School of Colombo. He likes photography and sports. He is from Austria and is a proud member of the Class of 2015.
About the Photos
All of the photos featured on this blog were taken by Patrick Hofbauer in 2012. By clicking on the photos you can view a larger version on Flickr. Feel free to explore and really view each work of art in detail. Enjoy!
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