Caption

The Schrammsteine are an elongated, heavily jagged group of rocks in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains, located east of Bad Schandau in Saxon Switzerland, Reinhardtsdorf, Saxony, Germany, Europe

Date

Apr 29, 2024

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Max Gaertner

Reference

BRK24D02_029

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NA

Property release

NA

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Rights managed

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77,2Mb (4,0Mb) / 20,0in x 15,0in / 6000 x 4499 (300dpi)

Keywords

Aerial Bad Schandau Bastei Central Europe East Germany Eastern Germany Europe Europe's Excursion destination FRG Famous Place German German Federal Republic Germany High Angle View Middle Europe No People Overlook Overview of the town Republic of Germany Sachsen Saxony Schrammstein Schrammsteine State of Saxony Trip View from above activities activity aerial photo aerial photograph aerial photography aerial photos aerial shot aerial view attraction attractions bird's eye view birds-eyes-view countryside craggy deserted east eastern elevated view empty excursion facing flight photo flight shot from above from the air from the sky high-angle shot high-angle view jagged journey landmark landscape landscape photo landscape shot landscapes local view looking down low mountain range nature no one nobody open air overhead overlook overview place place of interest ragged recreational activities recreational activity rock rock landscape rocks rocks landscape rocky rocky landscape rocky landscapes rugged rutted scenery sight spot spring springtime stone formation stone formations sunny top down top down view top view top-down view topview tour tourism tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark tourist spot town town view townscape townscapes travel travel photography trip trips uninhabited uplands view view down view down to the bottom view into view of the village view of, View of view over village villages voyage Elbe Sandstone Mountains Elbsandsteingebirge Rock group Saechsische Schweiz Saxon Switzerland Sculpted Rock Saechsische Schweiz rock formation rock formations rockformation