Maybe one of my favorite images.The mountains Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau from the shores of Lake Neuchâtel in Neuchâtel. I knew they can be observed there, but sometimes you don't recognize them also if the sky is blue. Mist and fog and whatever appear in the view, like a curtain. I travelled there several times before and not much was to be seen. Its Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau together with the Niesen to the right in the image across Lake Thun from Thun, likely at the "Blue Hour". The Dome of the Federal Palace in Bern with Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. I've seen a similar file on commons but I at first didn't believe it was possible. Apparently it is.That is another image I was after for quite some time. Not really special on first sight, but it is the view over the frozen Lago Blanco covered with snow and in the background one can see mountains that usually are also behind a curtain of mist. I just went there to see the frozen Lago Blanco with sunny weather, that then the mountains were also perceivable, thanks.
Welcome to my user page. I like to upload files of flowers, mountains, lakes and art. Sometimes I also find some interesting view of a city or a building and then I also upload it. Besides my uploads, I am mainly active in categorization and (harmonizing) licensing. I have another (former) account User451819913. But I consider the Paradise Chronicle account as my main account.
If you disagree with an edit I've done, undo it or leave me a note, I am likely not aware of all the guidelines and shortcuts and grateful if you can explain me something I didn't know. If you see a file of mine of insufficient quality, I won't oppose its overwriting or deletion. But I'd be glad if someone checked if a better file was uploaded before the deletion, because I try to upload files of views and things of which are none yet or very few files on commons.
PD-old-auto-expired|deathyear= for old paintings (for example when the painter died before 1929) but for really old paintings I prefer the one below as its shorter.
A panorama of the mountains in the picture above usually behind a curtain of myst. This one has quite an astonishing view, with three rather prominent peaks in the landscape, namely the Weisshorn and the Dom, two of the highest mountains in Switzerland and Bietschhorn in the center at the end of the valley. But a bit to the left is that mountain, of which every one wants pictures of, and then most sort of lose interest of the other ones.PD-art-two-auto < I believe the best and most efficient. After the | comes the death year.
