On a glacier with a FinePix F11...

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Lovely little and still capable little camera













Berner Oberland, Switzerland July 2010. Copyright: Max Koninkx, The Netherlands

 

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Wow, these should be in Natgeo!
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Thanks for your friendly comment! Hopefully I will reach to that Natgeo level, it will be a serious climb ;-) I will sent them a message...

 

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Excellent pictures and very enjoyable to view. 36 degree C here in the afternoon, still hot and humid at night.

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Number 1 is absolutely SPECTACULAR!! . The F10/F11 is a mighty fine camera and served you well.

 

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I like them.
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Very nice!

 

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Wow - those are awesome images Max! I love each one. And it looks like an incredible journey! How long did that take you?

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photos you got some dramatic in this. I was once up the Fox Glacier in NZ and loved it but I wish I would have had the F11 than not the Oly muj3

 

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Five days, from Grindelwald, accross several glaciers to the Grimselpass. Beautifull weather, which explains the use of 80 ISO, and an aperture of mostly F8. Before this trip I thought about taking my Nikon D300 plus wide angle zoom with me. But that would result in a too heavy backpack... The F11 wins in that respect, and surprised me as well with the pictures I took at high altitude. A well made tool which still can translate the image I see into an appealing digital one.