einar

Great capture. Being at the right place in the right moment. Well done (7/7)

Comments welcome

Comments welcome

Comments welcome.

Captured on her skies on a Sunday afternoon 30 minutes from home, but

perceived to be left in the wilderness of the arctic winter.

A gloomy man made construct against the gray winter sky in what is

called the "blue hour". Comments welcome.

Thanks for your comment. The cropping of the pylon was done with intention, to avoid the three at the left. If it was successful is another question. Given the local circumstance, a better approach might have been to move closer and used the lowest arc as the frame for the succeeding pylons.

Tried to frame the masts further down within the first one. Done with

my 30mm prime lens, so constrained with respect to composition.

Comments welcome.

Could not avoid to capture the lady with her child skiing across the

frozen lake. Think it is more expressive in BW. Makes the shots intent

more visible.

From Norway´s most visited mountain, the Pulpit Rock at the Lysefjord.

Comments welcome.

Brushed up this photo with more contrast than the originally posted

version. Think this looks better.

Nice shot. Sad with the shadow in her eyes, but see the challenge. I also think the concrete she´s sitting on should have been cropped out of the picture, or made into a very thin line. It takes the focus away from her.

 

Einar

Sun and snow at the same time is part of the mountain experience in

October. Captured two happy girls with the blizzard in the background.

Comments welcome.

Thank you for liking it.

Great piece of work. Like this very much.

 

Great shot. Like the title.

for liking it all of you. Its one of these evenings you only can dream about, when the sun breaks through and paints the mountains like this.

 

Originally shot in color, but think its a better in B&W. Thought the

person in black photographing the lake adds an interesting detail.

Thanks. I did not see the tilt before you mentioned it.

 

The mood at lake Mossvatnet when the sun is setting at a late summers

evening.

A setting sun combined with some rain created the glow and rainbow.

The actual light condition lasted for about 10 minutes, before the day

was gone.

Think the b&w version is better. Its more tranquil. Comments about

improvements are most welcome.

Not the most stunning composition, but I feel the shot captures the

early evening atmosphere by the lake. Tried to use the boulders to

create a sense of depth. Comments about improvements are most welcome.

Stronger contrast

Thank you for your advice. I was afraid of pushing the image too much, but I think that the attached versions are better. B&W is a good option for this one.

 

Einar