Kategori: vattenfall
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HSP och foto När man frågar fotografer om hur de gillar att fota vattenfall, blir det alltid delade meningar. Några tycker att man ska använda en snabb slutartid för att visa vattendropparna. Andra gillar att använda långa slutartider så att vattnet blir ”mjölkig”. Och så är det några som föredrar solsken och andra mulet väder.…
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Operationen som inte blev Jag var i Östersund i går, skulle haft min operation. Jag låg i sjukhussängen, hade dropp i armen, väntade på att vilken minut som helst skulle kirurgen komma och prata med mig innan operationen. I stället fick jag besked att det kommit in två akuta fall och de hinner inte att…
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Jag gör mycket forskning för att hitta nya intressanta ställen. Jag kollar terrängkartan, jag kollar satellitbilder, och jag googlar. Ibland ser saker mer intressanta ut på kartan än i verkligheten (ett klassiskt exempel är Skenören som har en fantastisk form men formen ser man ju inte när man står vid tjärnens strand), men ibland hittar…
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We did get winter today! It was touch and go with the temperature just around the zero mark.
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It was an overcast day with clouds hanging below 1000m, so I decided to do a geocaching trip instead of hiking. There’s quite a few caches on the Ljungdalen side that I haven’t logged yet, plus that I wanted to check out the Djävulshålet (Devil’s Hole) canyon near Tossåsen. Amazingly, I managed to find all…
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Last full day in Iceland! And we made the most of it, and started before breakfast to shoot the Hvítserkur basalt stack. The official description says that it looks like a dragon which is drinking, but in my eyes it’s clearly a mammoth! After breakfast, we had our last shots at waterfalls and visited a…
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I got my wish and we didn’t head out before breakfast. I think everybody was a bit tired after yesterday! We are going to move to a new location today but the drive isn’t quite as long as the one three days ago, so we had time for a proper morning shoot. We took the…
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We started before breakfast to visit a hot spot for a morning shoot. And by hot spot I mean it literally – boiling mud, fumaroles, and all that. Photographically, for me personally, it was perhaps more like lukewarm. I couldn’t quite figure out what to make of the steam… this wasn’t a great landscape place,…
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It’s here – the wind and the rain and the snow. Basically, normal Icelandic weather! It was raining by Mývatn but as soon as we started driving up a mountain, it turned to snow instead. Photography became a bit of a challenge, but we made a brave effort at Krafla, a water filled volcano crater.…
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We spent another day in the lava desert, and it was another day with good weather. The wind only bothered us occasionally, and some places were mirror calm (although typically, as soon as we had cameras out, the wind broke the water). In the evening we visited a wonderful valley with more waterfalls than you…