Shooting trees with long exposure
Three variations of trees. Trees captured with long shutter speed. I love to play with long shutter speeds. It can be really creative.
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Thoughts at the fire
Take care of the earth Some days ago, I was out in the woods and sat by a fireside some hours. It´s a particular time we all are experiencing these days. We live near to nature, and every day we take a walk or two in the woods. We slept outside in the forest when…
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Hoover Dam and the nature
We were sleeping at the Hoover Dam hotel. It was set in a beautiful landscape where it was possibilities for hiking. So if you sometimes come to Hoover Dam hotel, so go out and walk. Nature is amazing.
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Bird Photography with the iPhone and Reeflex Lenses
The author transitions from traditional bird photography using Canon or Nikon gear to employing an iPhone 17 Pro Max combined with Reeflex lenses. While the iPhone offers convenience and decent quality for stationary birds, it faces limitations in autofocus, shutter speed, and depth of field compared to dedicated camera systems, particularly for capturing fast-moving subjects.
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On adventure with Alaska huskys
I am visiting my oldest daughter who has practice as a nurse in Kirkenes for the moment. Kirkenes is near Russia and Finland in north of Norway. It is very cold up here, and yesterday it was about -15 C when we started our adventure with eight young Alaskan Huskys and our guide Dennis. We…
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Enjoy the winter landscape, and experience all the beauty that winter has to offer in terms of photography!
This article explores the beauty of winter photography and the mindfulness it brings. The author shares experiences in Norway and offers tips for capturing the essence of winter, from embracing winter moods to utilizing soft light and capturing winter wildlife. The article emphasizes the importance of being present and aware while enjoying the winter landscapes.
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Literature to inspiration in Mindful photography practice.
“The Mindful Photographer” by Sofie Howarth is a valuable resource for those seeking to embrace mindful photography. The book offers practical techniques and exercises for improving photography skills while staying present in the moment. Whether a beginner or experienced photographer, readers will benefit from the fresh perspective and mindfulness promoted in this insightful read.
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