Fire & Ice - where the elements meet
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| Category | Panoramic landscape |
| Settings | 16mm ISO200 f9,0 1/15 sec |
| Gear | Canon 6d + Canon 16-35mm f4.0 + NiSi Polar + Cokin ND4 M |
| Location | Jonsvatnet lake, Norway |
| Extras | Panoramic shot, 6 vertical shots for the foreground, 5 vertical shots for the sky, handmade stitching |
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I love the feel produced by taking the blue tones out of the shadows and ice. It really makes the seen seem hard and fiery.
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Very beautiful capture. I love the colors on the ice!
Thanks!
Beautiful colors and texture!
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WOW just WOW this one is really amazing ! Nice work. Did you use 16mm for it?
Thank You, The whole picture is made from 11 shots, all made in 16 mm, 6 vertical shots created foreground with ice, sky was made from 5 shots. All stitched together for panoramic effect.
Great job ! Followed
Thanks for the extra detail here.
Wow! There's no words to describe your picture. Very good job. Norway is such a gifted place, with a lot of natural beauties. I spent just 5 days and I fell in love with the country.
I'll take some time to check your website for sure :)
Also I'll start to follow your blog here on Steemit!
Hi, thanks a lot for good comment. Norway is indeed beautiful country - and still, despite all this well known places, it is full of wild spots, never visited or photographed. This is what I love the most here.
Amazing photo and good place! go through my blog and see my new content, greetings :D
Thank You, I see You like b&w photography - monochromatic pictures sometimes have a lot more to say than color ones... You have a good eye for this.
Wow! Incredible shot man!
Thnx a lot! :D
What an amazing shot, wow! Great work!
Astonishing
That looks amazing! Great contrast of the ice with the sky.
Wonderful shot!! As all the others that I've seen in your blog...upvoted and following you ;)
Nice to hear, welcome to my blog! Thanks for following. All the best!
I would love to spend some time up in Norway. Beautiful shot and congratulations on the feature.
Wow!!!!!! Fire and Ice it sure is! Stunning!
Hey you have some really good photos! I wish we had auroras like you take photos of here where I live. I've always thought about traveling to Norway to see the auroras up there and get pictures like yours. The only thing I have in the night sky here is the moon, stars, and lightning. Lightning is fun, but it's scary! I have a few photos posted @bristowboy if you'd like to check those out. You don't even have to upvote them or anything.
Hi, thanks a lot. When I lived in Poland I loved storms, I am a big fun of extreme weather since I was a child. Always watching all the tv programs, collecting photos from whole world. Weather phenomena are something what I really love and a great subject for photography! Here in NOrway - yes, we have Auroras, tru, but only when night is dark enough - so about half a year... during summer no thunder storms, sometimes once per month something hit the ground but no chance to catch it with camera. Nice photos You have there! Keep shooting!
Thanks. I wish you had some more chances to get lightning. I bet they would be amazing photos!
Just amazing, I love your use of focus stacking! I need to get better at that technique, do you have a blog or a how to for it?
Hi! The techniqe wasn't focus stacking - I merged many of single photos in one large image, to cover much more view than 16mm gave me. This is similar to making panoramic shot, but I prefer to make everything manual - automatic stitching always make some mistakes, clones or other problems. It takes some time but the results are best! I dont have a blog post about this techniqe yet - but it is quite interesting subject.
OMG. What a lovely picture it s. Explains my mood of the following year. Intense feelings...good or bad.
Can I download it to put as my desktop screen? if you dont mind?
Feel free to use it on Your desktop, no problem! Happy You like it!
Thanks
You take a good shot.
Couple of shots stitched together and outcome is a perfectly timed and composed photograph.
This is an incredible shot!!! Amaizing!!
Impressive. Very good job, you got a new follower :)
Thnx my friend! :)