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Sweden? No, Switzerland!
Read more: Sweden? No, Switzerland!Who would have thought! This beautiful lake, a moore lake called Étang de la Gruère, is located in the Canton of Jura in Switzerland at around 1’000 meters above sea level. These shots were taken on a bright and calm Sunday morning in June, nicely adding to my collection of Swiss lakes.
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Two Panoramic Views in Switzerland
Read more: Two Panoramic Views in SwitzerlandIn the heart of Europe one can find a quite significant accumulation of “structures and shapes”: The Alps. Today I’d like to share the outcome of two projects related to panoramic shots capturing this part of the World. Each of the following pictures is composed of 10 shots in portait format and merged into one…
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Fall – Golden Pine and Larch Woods
Read more: Fall – Golden Pine and Larch WoodsFall: Calm water surrounded by golden pine and larch woods in the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland
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Vulcanos in the Mediterranean Sea
Read more: Vulcanos in the Mediterranean SeaWherever tectonic plates meet there is volcanic activity as in the Mediterranean sea where the northward-moving African plate meets the Eurasian plate. Sicily has the Etna and northward in the Tyrrhenian Sea there are the Liapri Islands with Vulcano, Stromboli and 5 other islands. Today I’d like to share 3 shots from 3 different vulcanos.
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Behind the Shot – High Dynamic Range
Read more: Behind the Shot – High Dynamic RangeHigh Dynamic Range (HDR) shooting is an effective tool when dealing with very light and very dark sections in a photo like in back light landscape photography. Using this feature the camera captures three images of different exposure in a row. The camera then calculates an “average” picture out of the underexposed, standard exposed and…
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Scotland – Landscape & Water
Read more: Scotland – Landscape & WaterThis sunset at the westend of Little Loch Broom in the noth-west of Scotland was captured in July at half past nine pm. A pretty typical shot for Scottish landscape and atmosphere. The shot is a 1/100 sec, f/4.0, one aperture overexposed, ISO 100. The lens was a EF 24-70 mm f/4L IS USM at…
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