258 KM | Puig Campana – Puig de Galatzó

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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

Suprising 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.

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233 KM | Vychodna Wysoka, SK – Borzava, UKR

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Distance	233 Kilometers
By	Adrian Sobczyszyn
Camera	Sony DSC HX300 @ ISO320 1/8s
Lens	Built in @ 94 mm. f./ 5.6
Date	September 15th 2019

Just as the sun was rising over the horizon, Adrian managed to capture this image of Borzava range in Ukraine from Slovakia.

A good example of how to take pictures of long sights under low light conditions, balancing ISO Sensibility and Exposure.

Thank you for this input from Slovakia!

282 KM | Mt. Tahtali, TK – Mt. Olympus, CY

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Distance	282 Kilometers
By	Kuzey Isik
Camera	Nikon D3500 @ ISO100 – 10”
Lens	Tamron 18-270 mm @ 270 mm
Date	September 20th 2019

Turkey is a place of great sights, and what is best to start with than a picture of Mount Olympus, Cyprus, as seen from Mount Tahtali, Taurus Mountains, Antalya Province, Turkey.

282 Kilometers of pure transparent air across Mediterranean Sea for this fantastic picture of Kuzey!

Thanks for sharing!

314 KM | Guadagnolo, Rome – Mt. Renoso, Corsica

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Distance	314 Kilometers
By	Alessandro De Benedictis
Camera	Nikon D750 @ ISO100 – 10”
Lens	Tamron SP 150-600 mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 @ f./10
Date	October 08th 2019

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Who could ever imagine that you can see Corsica from Rome?

But yes, you can! And thanks to Alessandro we now know that one can see it really well! Impressive clear contidions on this day allowed for a crispy view down to the horizon.

309 KM | Cantavieja – Bastiments

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

A 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.

252 KM | Canigó, Pyrenees – Marseille

Small portion of a very wide panorama with more details and quality. The image was not observed with the naked eye or with a normal telephoto lens because the atmospheric transparency was not good enough, but it appeared thanks to infrared radiation and the photoshop process. Almost sure it’s the first image of the basilica obtained from the summit of the Canigó.

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.

408 KM | Noufonts, Pyrenees – Tête de l’Estrop, Alps

Distance	408 Kilometers
By	Marc Bret
Camera	Nikon P900 @ ISO100 – 1/1600
Lens	F8 zoom 2000 mm eq.
Date	July 16th 2019 – 06:20 aprox

May be  the most distant sunrise photographied in the world.

Five years ago, we managed to portray for the first time the cornices of the Alps from the Pyrenees and it was precisely this mountain our goal from the Canigó. In this new occasion the objective has been to portray it better and from further away, from the top of the Noufonts and this is the result. The Estrop partially eclipsing the great solar disk.

Perhaps the astro-landscape photographed further away on our planet, thanks to the peculiar geography that extends between the Alps and the Pyrenees, the clean air and the sun.

 

174 KM | Izola – Eastern Alps

Distance	174 Kilometers
By	Milan Bališin
Camera	Sony DSC-RX100 @ ISO125 – 1/500
Lens	28-100 @ 100 mm (equiv.)
Date	August 15th 2018

Milan has sent us these pictures of the Italian, Austrian and Slovenian Alps, as seen from the beautiful Slovenian village of Izola, very close to Trieste city.

The photographs shows us a large portion of this important mountainous area rising directly above the Adriatic sea. In order to better appreciate the distant details, all original full-sized photographs have been cropped.

218 KM | Montsec d’Ares – Moncayo

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Distance	218 Kilometers
By	Josep Manchado
Camera	Nikon D7100
Lens	400 mm. (600 mm. equiv.)
Date	December 07th 2017

Josep 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.”