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Partly lit cloud edges
Photo locations · Susten Pass · Switzerland
The glacier lake below the Steingletscher is the strongest composition on the Susten Pass: meltwater, bare rock and ice within one frame. The pass road is the whole story for access — it is usually shut from November into June, and the drive is full of places that will tempt you to stop.
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Sky colors
Why: The sun's path is clear at the height its low light travels, so the light can reach the clouds at sunset.
Terrain is drawn for illustration only — it is not used to calculate underlight or obstruction.
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Summer into early autumn, while the pass road is open.
16–35 mm to hold lake, glacier, foreground rock and sky together; 24–70 mm for a cleaner, less cluttered version
Get low and use the meltwater edge as a lead-in. Keep shooting after the sun has gone behind the ridge.
Arrive well before sunset — budget extra time for the stops you will make on the way up.
Drive the Susten Pass and check live road status before you set off. Parking is close to the lake.
Parking: Roadside parking near the Steingletscher/Steinsee area
Approach: Short walk from the car