Tag: travel
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My new gear for handheld, improvised photography: Nikon Z7II with Nikkor Z 24-200mm.
Most of my images are made using a very slow, deliberate workflow: Meticulous planning, almost always shooting from a tripod and often using “slow gear” and techniques that takes time to set up and prepare (primes, tilt-shift lenses, manual exposure, bracketing etc). Everything to achieve ultimate technical quality. I have found that this workflow is…
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Photographing Denmark’s Jutland: A Scenic Adventure
I visited Jutland in Denmark for photography back in April 2015. Although this area lacks the spectacular mountain-ranges and waterfalls, it still has a lot to offer the landscape photographer. Just have a look at the YouTube videos from Mads Peter Iversen. I have planned to return ever since, and this summer the plans came…
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Photographing Rondane, Norway. My annual photo-tour, 2024-edition.
Last year I made a post celebrating the 10-year anniversary of my annual mid-september visit to Rondane National Park. Fall-colors usually peak in mid-september, and it is always a pleasure to photograph colorful mountain-birches with snow-covered peaks as a backdrop. This year I might have been a week too late, as peak colors definitely was…
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Photographing spring in Tuscany
I have always loved to photographed pastoral, cultural landscapes. Old barns, winding roads and fields of flowers have a strong visual appeal to me, and bring feelings of times long gone. No wonder then, that Tuscany is one of my favorite areas to photograph. I have been fortunate to visit several times for photography and…
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Mosquitoland
I don’t know if you have ever been to North-Norway, or even are planning a trip there. But in case you are, you should know this: Visiting during the summer months involves a very high risk of being in constant war with the fierce creatures somewhat erroneously called mosquitoes. We are not talking about the…
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