@mbrutus commented that the intense color of the mountain that I posted yesterday https://365project.org/caterina/365/2019-12-29 could be due to my processing. Therefore I'm posting the SOOC version for him and for the other 365ers who might be curious about the redness of the mountain. As you can see the sky appears greener, because I had forgotten the white balance on incandescent, but the mountain continues to be of that amazing color.
As Domenico @domenicododaro pointed out, this phenomenon is called enrosadira, i.e. the becoming pink of the Dolomites. One of the peaks (Catinaccio in Italian) in German is called Rosengarten, the rose garden. An ancient legend says that Laurin, the King of dwarfs, lived there, surrounded by roses that are still visible at sunrise and sunset.
Oh, the drama of the red color on the mountain -- and I do like this green sky very much. What depth of color here. So much in Italy I have not yet seen, like the Dolomites.
@caterina -- just making plans with my friend from Berlin days to spend some time in Sardinia in July! But the usual Bologna trip will happen at the end of March, beginning of April. :)
