Norway, Holsheiene
Straws
Straws
Impression
Sometimes a subject may make a stronger impression if you avoid looking directly at the subject. By focusing on the impression the subject makes, for example its shadow as in this image, or its silhouette, some details may become obscured and other details may become more pronounced. And you may see a side of the subject you have not payed much attention to.
Recurring theme - shadow portrait
Coastal Landscape
Verdens Ende, Tjøme - view towards Ferder Ligthouse
Peaceful
It has been a while since I've done any landscape photography now. But last week I drove across Haukeli along route E134. I took the opportunity to stop and take a few shots. The weather was nice. About 25°C even at 1000 meters above sea level. Just a slight breeze. It was quiet and peaceful.
At Haukeli along route E134 - view towards Sveigen
Mirror Image
Summertime
ScheiderKreuznach 120mm iso 50 f/10 @ 1/100s
Magnolia
Outside the office where I work we have a magnolia tree. I've always found it a bit difficult to get a good shot of it. Over the past few years I have tried several times, but that image always seems to elude me. Hence a single flower yet again.
Magnolia - Summicron75, 1/360 @ f/5,6
Spring is here
Magnolia
Practice IV - Shadows and Patterns
Shadows and patterns
Practice III - Macro
Tulips, macro
Practice II
Verdens Ende, Tjøme