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Alberto Pedrotti

Panoramics

Caldonazzo

Italy

Status

Amateur Amateur

Here since

December 2015

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Email

albertopedrotti@gmail.com

Equipment and Technique

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Technique

Frehand panoramics.

Equipment

Sony DSC-RX10III

Alps East - Portfolio of Alberto Pedrotti

Dolomites

Anticima dei Bureloni · 3.114 m

Alberto Pedrotti

Trentino-Alto Adige

Directly from the sleeping bag ...

Cima Formenton · 2.916 m

Alberto Pedrotti

Cima Formenton lies on the long way to the Tofana III where you will be almost always alone. A war barrack that has now become a bivac gives the opportunity to spend a quiet night, high above the lights of Cortina.

Le Ziroccole · 3.058 m

Alberto Pedrotti

Trentino-Alto Adige

A modest satellite of the Cima dei Bureloni, known mainly because its northern flank hosts one of the little ailing glaciers of the Pale.

Fiemme Alps

Cima d'Asta · 2.847 m

Alberto Pedrotti

Trentino-Alto Adige

An island of granite encircled by the slighty lower Lagorai chain, Cima d'Asta is an exquisite viewpoint, and sleeping in the summit bivac it is not uncommon to see the lights of Venice.

Patagonian Andes - Portfolio of Alberto Pedrotti

Cochrane Range

San Lorenzo · 1.969 m

Alberto Pedrotti

An overview of the 2nd highest massif of the Patagonian Andes. Access via Fundo San Lorenzo - I was the first foreigner to reach it by bicycle.

Middle Himalayas - Portfolio of Alberto Pedrotti

Annapurna Himal

Kang La Viewpoint · 5.403 m

Alberto Pedrotti

Annapurna Himal

The Kang La offers a magnificent side trip on the Annapurna circuit. From up there you are greeted even by the Machhapuchare, lying on the other side of the mighty Annapurna barrier.

Khumbu Himal

Amphu Lapcha · 5.853 m

Alberto Pedrotti

A typical portrait of the Hima-alaya, literally, "abode of snow", from one of its high passes.

Mera Peak Central · 6.461 m

Alberto Pedrotti

Mera Peak is one of the highest trekking summits in Nepal, very popular and also very panoramic.