einar

Thanks for liking it. The challenge with the location is that there are nothing available down here to create a good foreground. There are more buildings at the far side of the river to the right, but notting stunning. Personally I think its the sun light that makes this shot.

A windy and rainy day at the Sola Beach provide perfect conditions for

wind surfers, but not for photographers. Think I managed to capture the

energy in the wind and the rough conditions the wind surfers challenge.

Tried it in square but think this is the best.

Liked how the black massive structures of the huge crane painted a strong

silhouette toward the burning evening sky in the west. What ya think?

Thanks for liking. When I met her at the track I thought the her colourful clouting would stand out when she entered the lighter areas of the track. 

Thanks for liking it.

Thanks for the tip about trying various crop variants. Will give it a try when I´m back home in a week.

The girl is on her way into the light zone of the forest. I thing is creates a

"trollish" type of scene. Whats behind her back?

The gull was standing on something that created a perfect reflection.

Found this quite amazing and made a shot out of it, What ya think? //Einar

This shot is made from my 15 foot boat in the gap of the Stavanger City

Fjord. It shows a home coming vessel in the setting Sun, while the vessel

is to pass the Tungesnes lighthouse. The sea was rough, but I think I

captured a golden moment. What ya think? //Einar

The classical view of Romsdal where Romsdalshorn is mirrored into the

tranquil river Rauma.

Lars taking a rest and watching the mejestic view from the Romsdal edge,

with Romsdalshorn to the left and the Troll wall looming in the clouds to the

right.

River Rauma from its most beatuful perspective, with Vengetind looming

almost 1800 meter above in the background.

Testing my Nikon 85mm in natural light. Setting sun provides the backlit of

his head. The TV provides the shine in his eyes. What ya think?

Thanks for liking.

Thanks for liking.

Managed to find a spot with a view to the coasters highest point. As the

thing rotates I had several attempts before I captured this one, where all

the kids faces are visible and not hidden behind some mechanical stuff.

The shot is captured using my Nikon D300 with a 70-200mm at 130mm, f5,

1/1250s at ISO 200. Comments welcome.

Just great. An amazing photo.

Einar

There is +1000 meters down to the sea at one of the most spectacular

fjords i Norway. Exposed at ISO 200, 19mm f7,1 and 1/60 second. Below

his there is only granite and death. Think the inclusion of the kid

makes it more living. Comments welcome.

Looking down into the Lysefjord, one of Norways most dramatic fjords.

The picture is shot at ISO 200, f7,1, 1/160 second. Think the shot

captures the drama at this particular viewpoint and by including the

boy in the picture makes it more living. Comments welcome.

This was shot free hand using an improvised support at ISO 1250, f2,8

and exposure 1/5 second at 40mm with my 17-55mm, 2.8 lens. Thought the

picture captured the mood quite well. Comments welcome.

Thanks for comments. Agree with most of what you write, especially about the hands and Dorthea´s eyes. Will try to use the fill in flash next time I face similar situation. 

Kind regards

Einar

Captured these two glassblowers at Murano island outside Venice. Think

the photo shows the concentration and collaboration required to create

the beautiful pieces of artwork made here. The picture is exposed at

ISO 800, 55mm, f7,1 and shutter speed 1/25sec using only the light

available in the workshop. Comments welcome..

I like the colors.

kind regards

Einar

Like the composition and tranquility in this picture. The contrast between the blue river and red sun is great.

Kind regards

Einar