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Norwegian Sunrise

By tinyfoxphotography

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I ran into this amazing scene early one morning in December, 2009 near Nissedal, Norway. It lasted only a couple minutes and soon the light was much less impressive...

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Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop.

Canon EOS 20D.

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  1. tinyfoxphotography

    Hey, thanks everyone for the comments! I'm actually really happy every time a picture taken with the kit lens turns out to be good. And by "good" I mean composition, atmosphere, exposure, light, etc. not technical details about the lens. I think, these days everyone is crazy about "professional equipment" (and it's VERY nice to own, without a doubt), but I think one should never forget that it's not necessarily about the amount of money you spent on the equipment.... Sorry, about the dust spot in the sky. I don't know how I could miss that one. Of course, it wouldn't be a big deal to "repair" it, but I guess there's no way to upload an updated version of the same image, is there? If you just can't stand it and don't want to fix it yourself, write me a message. I'll send you a version without the spot.

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  2. simenk

    Very nice view! We're lucky to live here in this beautiful country! As of the photo, it is nothing "negative" to say; lovely composition, exposure, lighting. Of course the 18-55 sets a few limits, but I think you've done the most one can do out of the equipment used. Very well done indeed! I am not sure about the branches on the left hand side there, but I think it would be a bit sterile without 'em too. Not sure.. Anyways, well done mate!

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