Preikestolen in Norway’s Southern Lysefjord moments before the sunset at the end of our trip. This was one of the wilder light shows we experienced on our journey, as the setting sun caught a series of ever more distant hills on the far bank of the Lysefjord. Normally a moment in Preikestolen is shared with hundreds of other hikers, but we had this night all to ourselves. Our Hilleberg Nammatj tent held its own against the wind that night, and we slept soundly above the cliff face.

A companion shot to the initial on-the-go edit from this location. That shot came out much cooler than I would have liked, so I spent a bit longer on this one to capture the original mood.

Camera: Canon EOS 6D
Lens: Canon 16-35 f/2.8
ISO 100
FL: 16mm
Av: f/8
Tv: 1/13s (foreground), 1/50s (sky)
Filters: None
Blending: 3 frames in total: 2-shots were blended for depth of field, and another darker shot was used for the sky.
Panorama: No

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