One spot series.

The winter series of panoramic images taken from the local observation spot opening up an extensive – some 1,2 km – view south-east of the town. In summer it doesn’t provide so large vistas since foliage density eventually becomes impenetrable. 

Aperture f11, shutter speed 1/4s, filter CPL +, probably, gradient grey. 

Same a minute later, f13, shutter speed 1/3s, a bit different editing: 

f13, 0,77s, filters as before, though unsure of the gradient grey, might be CPL only:

f11, 1/4s, filters CPL+skylight L1A, the white balance should be admitted to be objectionable, however clear sky like that always creates obstacles, so this factor may be taken as an excuse:

f11, 1/10s, filters CPL+skylight L1A, the same issues persist here:

Impenetrable. Luckily, in conditions like those we have no doubts about white balance:

Don't think that's an orange graduate, actually just a reflection of sunrays and, I suspect, distant greenhouse lights. Filters were CPL+grad. grey,  aperture f10, shutter speed 1/5s: 

A gate-like view, f11, 1/4s, filters I don't remember, rather of all, CPL+skylight. The grad. grey would have produced a deep cold blue, a violet shade like that befits various skylights. 

Forgot to geotag some winter shots from the same place, those will be added later. Summer series will also follow.