Dragon Canyon

Eisenach, Germany

28.05.2015

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During our trip "Track of German Reunification" 2015 we passed this "Dragon Canyon" at Eisenach.

The "making of" was a little spectacular, because I had to wade through this little canyon, thinking that I could do it with all clothes on - completely wrong. It was so slippery and narrow that I found myself inside the water- saved the gear though. But I wanted the knag to be in the Nadir.(No extra Nadir image shot). It would have been sooo easy taking of shoes and pants, doing the shots then.... but no.

You can follow the "Wanderweg der Deutschen Einheit" here: http://www.einheitsweg.de

Monopod with Canon 5D MK II/ Tokina 8-15.

See the trip on http:\\www.einheitsweg.de

Location

Europe / Germany

Lat: 50° 57' 8" N
Long: 10° 17' 59" E

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

Equipment

Canon 5D MK II Tokina 8-15 Monopod

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