Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: Hans Kruse on February 17, 2018, 05:22:37 pm
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Shot on Lofoten at Storvatnet on a cloudy day. I would have liked to shoot down at the ice, but did not dare given the slippery ice.
This was shot using the Canon 5DSR and the Canon 11-24 f/4L lens at 11mm.
http://www.hanskrusephotography.com/Workshops/Lofoten-2019/i-rHkRdZp
(https://photos.smugmug.com/Workshops/Lofoten-2019/i-rHkRdZp/1/fdb490fd/X3/_P4A7014-X3.jpg)
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Beauty! Wise choice not to venture out farther. "slippery slope", right?
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That ice does look seriously dangerous. But a fine shot, as usual.
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Wow! What I do like specially is the "overlay" of ice and the reflection of the mountains in the middle part. Great transition from foreground to background.
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Thanks very much for the comments and glad you liked it :)
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Nice ice:)
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superb composition, and well managed tones and colours.
S.
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Really lovely!
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Nice image! I probably would have gone out on the ice but I may not be as smart as you. :D
When skating wild ice that may be thin, I like to test the ice with a softball sized rock. Toss it about 10' high on to the ice. If it breaks through or sticks, it's no-go! If it bounces and rolls, proceed with caution. 8)
That looks like it would be great skating!
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Thanks to all and it was not really possible to walk onto the ice and the slope down to the water was very steep, so I resisted :)
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… so I resisted :)
You did well!
It's a nice shot with a perfect weather to convey the mood of the place in winter!
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Very nice. I actually think the higher vantage point works better in this case.
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Now that is what I call "foreground interest" ;) Excellent image. Ken
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Thanks for the comments and it was also my conclusion that the better viewpoint was not to risk going down to the ice on a very steep and icy slope.