| Distance | 276 Kilometers |
| By | Pedro Miguel Mas Pons |
| Camera | Nikon D7200 @ ISO100 – 1/100s |
| Lens | Nikon 18-200 f/3.5-5.6 @300 mm – f/8.0 |
| Date | September 4th, 2020 – 21:30 h |
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| Distance | 278 Kilometers |
| By | José A. Quirantes |
| Camera | Cámara Canon EOS 5D MKII @ ISO100 1/640s |
| Lens | Sigma 100 – @ 400mm. f/8 |
| Date | December 30th 2019 – 13:35 |
Across the flat plains of Northern Spain – although, a plateau – one can clearly see the Mountain Ridge that separates this plateau from the Ocean.
In this magic December morning, the view is incredibly clear, up to the point to see most of the details in the distant mountains with perfect clarity.
Thank you for Jose A. for sharing it with us!
The simulation from Ulrich Deutschle webpage can be seen here:
| Distance | 188 Kilometers |
| By | Juanjo Diaz de Argandoña |
| Camera | Nikon D5100 @ ISO200 – 1/20 s |
| Lens | Sigma 70 – 300 DG APO @ 150mm. – f./6.3 |
| Date | April 2th 2015 – 06:52 |
Fantastic Morning view with incredible detail on the long distance sights from Valdemadera mountain pass, a few kilometers South of Zaragoza, in Spain.
As usually, the moments before the sunrise are magic: clear air and illuminated background can make very long distance sights possible.
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| Distance | 200 Kilometers |
| By | Charles Troupin |
| Camera | Canon 7D @ ISO640 1/200s |
| Lens | 100 – 400 @ 400mm. f/5.7 |
| Date | March 29th 2020 – 07:58 |
Continue readingThe Canary Islands are a place with great potential for Distant Sights, mainly for the great height and the distance between the islands. Usually, the pictures we have received involve the Teide Peak (3.718 m) – this highest in Spain – but in this case the view is from Gran Canaria onto Lanzarote, the first of its kind!
Thank you Charles for sharing it with us.
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| Distance | 258 Kilometers |
| By | Fernando Prieto Valera |
| Camera | D5300 @ ISO 200 – 1/50 |
| Lens | Tamron 70-300 Di-LD @ 300 mm. – f/8 (450 mm. equiv.) |
| Date | July 24th 2018 – 06:50 |
Continue readingSuprising view of the highest peaks in the western sector of the Serra de Tramuntana de Mallorca (Puig de Galatzó and Mola de s’Esclop) framed by the solar disk, photographed from the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula, crossing the Mediterranean Sea for about 258 km.
| Distance | 309 Kilometers |
| By | Juanjo Diaz de Argandoña |
| Camera | Nikon D5100 @ ISO160 – 1/320 |
| Lens | ED80 APO Refractor Telescope (900 m. equiv.) |
| Date | December 22nd 2014 – 08:59 |
Continue readingA very faint Bastiments peak is almost entirely covered under the horizon, if not for the great conditions of Anticiclonic Inversion, which lead to one of the farthest In-Land (withour covering the sea) Lines of Sight in Spain.
| Distance | 252 Kilometers |
| By | Antoine Mangiavacca |
| Camera | DSLR Camera – No IR Filter |
| Lens | 500mm (manual) |
| Date | September 12th, 2019 – 19:15 h |
For a couple of centuries many observers and photographers have observed the silhouette of the Canigó from Marseille on certain occasions, but never an image in the opposite direction had been obtained, showing Marseille.
Until now.
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| Distance | 218 Kilometers |
| By | Josep Manchado |
| Camera | Nikon D7100 |
| Lens | 400 mm. (600 mm. equiv.) |
| Date | December 07th 2017 |
Continue readingJosep quotes: “At sunrise, there was not only a clear view of the Pyrenees (from Andorra to Panticosa) but also Moncayo peak was visible, in the “Sistema Iberico”, at 218 km. away.”
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| Distance | 144 Kilometers |
| By | Ignasi |
| Camera | Fujifilm Optic 10x |
| Lens | Built – In Lens |
| Date | October 02nd 2012 |
Canary Islands are full of good viewing locations.
A volcanic archipelago with high mountains where the horizon is the ocean itself has to bring many options!
Usually is El Teide (3.718 meters above sea level) where usually the pictures are taken from, but if you can see many places from its summit, then the opposite view should also be possible… And here we have one of them.
A fantastic sunrise view of El Teide from El Hierro island, one of the most recent volanic activity.
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