Panorama Photo

A late spring alternative to #12474; just somewhat more east to south in the perspective. We look at what is traditionally thought of as the highest point on Sjælland, namely Gyldeløves Høj, at 126 meters. In fact, many years ago the hill had a lot of soil added on the top, so the owner could brag about having the highest point on Sjælland. The highest natural point on Sjælland is a hill at 123 meters, near Rønnede...

The largest forests of central Sjælland kan be seen also; Højbjerg, Overdrevsskov and Nykobbel.

And please note, that hills in Denmark do not follow the tradition of hills having prominence; actually the same hill kan have two names on either side of the hill. Gyldenløves Høj as an example is an icelake-hill (sediment gathered on the bottom of an glacier lake and left as a hill after the glacier melting away), like the rest of the hills in the Højbjerg Skov, and has 3 corners from seen above. The Schartenhöhe between the 3 corners is hardly more than 5 meters, so in a more true sense it is to be considered as only 1 hill.

Pano made from 39 pics (RAW), 300 mm, iso-100, f/7,1, 1/500 sec, developed in DPP (daylight, neutral, ALO off, moderate sharpness), stitched in PTgui pro, downscaled and sharpened in Irfanview.