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去年の写真になりますが星峠の棚田と雲海です

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Beachlands, East Auckland, New Zealand

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A shot I’ve taken in Dorset this year, during one of the many trip I did. I wish you all the sight of a new light.

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The Elephant, Taranaki, New Zealand

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This day the weather gone mad. All the day long wet snow blasted at us with the fury of the storm. All autumn leaves were covered by the snow, slowly melting under the wind pressure. We dressed almost all clothes we had, to get warmer in the camp. But wet snow did its job, and we felt very wet down to our boots after a day of hiking from Laguna Torre. Hike to the river from the camp warmed us up a bit. Eyes got used to the darkness, while Fitzroy started to reveal above the clouds as a magnificent castle. Here, beneath the wonderful red leaves and murmuring of the stream, is incredible silence and serenity. Especially comparing to the snow blizzard striked Fitzroy that night. In the night the magic doubles, you feel the moment with your heart, you hear noises like puma and see the blinking stars like condor in the sky.
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Tvindefossen, just outside Voss. For some reason unknown to me I opted for a Max Rive in the harsh sunlight. Due to the spray from the raging waterfall I deduced that using a zoom lens would be a great idea, and since I do not own one of those practical interval timers I had my wife to push the camera release button (and wipe off spray which found its way to the filter despite the distance the zoom lens offered). Whenever the area in front of the waterfall was empty of tourists I sprinted to my position trying to strike a relatively intelligent pose which I hoped I could maintain for 0.5 secs, a pose which is a far cry from Max’ epic poses. A thumbs up and my wife pushed the button – a thumbs up from her and I sprinted back to view the resulting image. An algorithm that was repeated trice. The third was total failure since I found it wise to change position after I had given her my thumbs up, and hence I ended up as a blurred unidentifiable object. A Nisi 6 stop filter was used to slow down the exposure.

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