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Dec 15, 2010, 9:05 AM
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As night turns into day...
...and a very cold winternight - with temperatures down to minus 14º C - draws to an end and I am ready with my new D300s. The tripod is set up securely on the beach - which in itself is quite a job, because the round and icecovered (slippery!!) boulders on the beach don't offer much grip for the tripod-legs. I need almost 15 minutes looking (with a tiny headlamp on my forehead) for a location which is suitable and the tripod is level.
 Nikon D300s + Nikkor 16-85mm ED VR @ 16mm with f: 9.0 and 1/2,5sec - ISO 200 and 5 minutes later...  Nikon D300s + Nikkor 16-85mm ED VR @ 16mm with f: 9.0 and 1/2sec - ISO 200 This takes all place before the sun is out, and with it, the colors. Until then, it's all a world of cool blues and silence (including a running nose and numb toes...).  Take care, folks! ...
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Dec 15, 2010, 9:33 AM
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Another beautiful shot that only you can make. (Actually, "shots", but that didn't sound as poetic...)
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Dec 15, 2010, 11:12 AM
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Fortunately we dont feel the cold that you felt, but get to enjoy the peacefulness your pics have conveyed. Nice one Walter.
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Dec 15, 2010, 12:45 PM
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Excellent, Walter,
Excellent. The boulders bear resemblance to "blåmusslor" (especially the second picture). Thereby depth and surface, sea and shore meet, the focus of your interest as I understand it Torgny
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Dec 15, 2010, 3:31 PM
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I appreciate your kind comments - vvcarpio, Bynx and Torgny!
I see what you are talking about, Torgny. The bolders looking like blåskjell / blåmusslor / mussels. It is because of the differend layers of ice on the boulders, due to waterlevels constantly changing because of flood- and ebb-tide. Best regards! |
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Dec 16, 2010, 11:07 AM
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WOW love those pictures Walter !
and Torgny beat me too it, but yes, they really do resemble mussels very much. Great job. and also, I noticed that the shots are pretty much a panorama 
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Dec 18, 2010, 1:54 AM
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Love these Walter, the rocks with the Ice have an amazing look feel to them.
Mark
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About most of my postings beeing in panorama-format - as you point out, and I realize that almost 75% of my pictures are - has two reasons - I think... 1) - For many years I could not afford a decent wideangle-lens, so I did the second best - I shot two pictures, side by side and stitched them together. Not quite the same, but strangely effective, all the same. 2) - Most of my themes are landscapes by or of the sea, seashore or other motives with comparatively flat landmass, the sea as a backdrop and the sky above. Now, there are only a few times when the sky itself with clouds are interesting enough to be includet big time, but mostly the sky is either a flat blue or grey-white and has no real interrest - so I crop it! Hence the panorama-like formats. Its as simple as that. Best regards from cold Norway! 
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Dec 18, 2010, 3:44 AM
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Hello condorman Mark - and thank you for your comment!
Best regards, Walter_S |
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Dec 18, 2010, 4:32 AM
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Absolutely beautiful.
Best regards/Daniel |
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