Spain Panoramic view of Toledo and Alcazar de Toledo

First things first, congratulations for the photo, it's a spectacular image!!! The second thing is a question: have you used any filters in the shot? Best regards,

Well, I climbed up the slope from the road, I couldn't find a minimally stable place to set up the tripod and I thought about turning back and going down, but it seemed too risky. I looked up and saw that I could continue up a few metres to a fence that I thought was the infantry academy. So I said to myself, go up, jump the fence and then I'll explain to them that I started to climb and I were scared out of my wits and I couldn't get down and if they court martial me, then so be it. I got to the fence, jumped down and comfortably set up the tripod and spent a couple of hours there until the sunset was over. The whole time I didn't see any soldiers, just one or two young men. When I finished, I packed up my gear and headed for the court martial. It turned out that it was not the Infantry Academy but the Castillo de San Servando which is a youth hostel and I saved my bones from being shot for violating the security of military installations. So, I recommend anyone who wants to practice this location in the best conditions and maximum comfort, to make a reservation at the hostel - 16,90 € or 14,05 € if you are under 30 years old - and, in addition, you will have accommodation for the night after your shots. For very little more, you also get dinner and breakfast. A bargain.