Best Landwasser viaduct photo location
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Can anybody tell me where the iconic picture was taken of the viaduct. Thanks
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Can anybody tell me where the iconic picture was taken of the viaduct. Thanks
Hi Bingobrian and welcome to MySwissAlps!
Which picture of the viaduct are you referring to?
Are you looking for a specific angle? Most pictures are either taken from the train itself or from a viewpoint accessible by a short hike from the town of Filisur.
Hi Bingobrian,
This trail gets you close to a good spot: http://www.myswissalps.com/hi king/filisur-wiesen.
Hi. Not from the train but a good viewing point. Hopefully not a long walk as my wife uses a stick. Thanks
Then just follow the signs from the Filisur train station. That’s the shortest path to a good spot and also the beginning of the route I mentioned if I recall correctly.
Many thanks
The upper path may be quite hard for your wife.
An alternative is to go via the road and along to the base of the viaduct
Ok. Thanks. May try that then
<<“May try that then”>>
Hi Bingobrian –
If you do that , you’ll be looking up at the viaduct from below. It is hard to get a good angle if you wish to photograph a train crossing it, but you can certainly appreciate the architecture. Also, if you photograph upward, the sky will dominate the lighting in your image, and it will work much better if you are able to set your camera exposure control for spot metering or possibly center-weighted average metering. Try a couple of shots before any train goes by….very quickly, I might add.
Slowpoke
Thanks all. Off tomorrow to try it out. Appreciate all help
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