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Norwegian landscape - before the big darkness (imgs)

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Winter is imminent, but before the big darkness falls, September glowed for a while...
(more here as usual: http://www.pbase.com/eaaseth/nature )
Hope you enjoy! :)

E-5, ZD ED 35-100 @81mm, F5.6, 1/125s, ISO 200, tripod:



E-5, ZD ED 35-100 @50mm, F9.0, 1/30s, ISO 200, tripod:



E-5, ZD ED 35-100 @78mm, F5.6, 1/30s, ISO 200, tripod:



E-5, ZD ED 7-14 @7mm, F9.0, 1/60s IS1 IS1, ISO 200, EV +0.3, hand held:



@E-5, ZD ED 90-250 @169mm, F11, 1/80s IS1, ISO 200, tripod:



@E-5, ZD ED 14-35@14mm, F13, 1/125s IS1, ISO 200, hand held:



E-5, ZD ED 7-14@7mm, F10.0, 1/125s, ISO 200, EV +0,3, hand held:



@E-5, ZD ED 90-250 @243mm, F4.0, 1/500s, ISO 200, EV -0.3, tripod:



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Erik Aaseth
http://www.pbase.com/eaaseth
 
Really beautiful landscapes and beautiful pictures. Consistent color and sharp images. Thanks for sharing.
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E-1,E-5, 14-54MKI,12-60,50-200MKI,FL-36, G1227 + G1376M
 
Very beatiful scenery Erik (Mjøsa?), and very creative use of your lenses's capability. Jost how much PP is involved here?

Harald
 
Fantastic shots Erik, really inspiring.

You seem to be using tripod a lot, how come? :)
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Cheers,
Marin
 
Erik;

These are so spectacular. Color, composition; feeling for the land...wow.

I feel like I am standing there.

thanks for sharing Norway with us,

Lory
 
Very nice indeed!

Remember the time I played Magic The Gathering! hehe...awesome drawings on the cards, mainly the lands.

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Olympus e-600 + 14-42mm + 40-150mm
Looking for a e-30 or e-5 now!
 
Hi

Yes, so enjoy your beautiful country before darkness falls.

And yes, we enjoy your photos very, very much. Thank you for posting!

Cheers
Emilio
 
Skaarungen said:
Very beatiful scenery Erik (Mjøsa?), and very creative use of your lenses's capability. Jost how much PP is involved here?
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Yes, lake Mjøsa. Close to home you know :)
More facts in the picture narratives at Pbase (and more pics too):
http://www.pbase.com/eaaseth/nature

For PP, just the usual stuff. As the cam is set up in a very conservative/muted way, some optimization/enhancements are done for highlights/shadows/contrast, a tad vibrance/saturation is added, plus sharpening of course. Besides that, nothing.

Setting the cam to mostly -2 for the aforementioned parameters will gain some overall DR, yielding the best starting point for PP. Captures taken in RAW w/ AWB and gamut Adobe RGB.Then I often dial in -0.3 to keep the histogram in place, saving the highlights. In my experience that is the optimal exposure, for having maximum headroom for both contrast and color handling in post.

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Erik Aaseth
http://www.pbase.com/eaaseth
 
Beautiful:

Thanks Vjim
 
msusic said:
Fantastic shots Erik, really inspiring.
You seem to be using tripod a lot, how come? :)
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Thx a lot Marin, so much appreciated! :)

I often prefer a tripod, for maximum control over framing, composition, leveling, and of course DOF, as the shutter speed will never be an issue, even when stopped down to the max.

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Erik Aaseth
http://www.pbase.com/eaaseth
 
Another wonderful set. Something to enjoy before the long winter sets in. Nice soft colour to the sky and clouds. Really enjoy the small pond reflection. Very tranquil.
Thanks for sharing
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Lawrence "Uncle LJ" Sauter
http://ljsauter.zenfolio.com/
 
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