Comment on Geirangerfjord by calleartmark
Great shot again! The colours are especially mesmerising in this piece.
I know it's so frustrating to be unable to capture the breathtaking beauty of those special places, but I think you've done a fine job. To me it looks perfect, but to you it probably looks like a pale facsimile of what you wanted to capture...
Btw, with all these shots from Norway, I'm just stunned by how clear the water is: it's like glass!
I know it's so frustrating to be unable to capture the breathtaking beauty of those special places, but I think you've done a fine job. To me it looks perfect, but to you it probably looks like a pale facsimile of what you wanted to capture...
Btw, with all these shots from Norway, I'm just stunned by how clear the water is: it's like glass!
Im not sure that I will take better shots with the filters I want to buy, but it will be a hell of a lot more fun to do a lot more when I'm out taking shots "in camera" instead of keeping my ideas in the head and make them come true first after post processing them. I bet I'm gonna keep on making slight changes in the computer anyhow, but I would at least try and keep it to a minimum.
About the water I just think I got lucky, there was no wind for most of the week.
And maybe the surrounding mountains was helping a bit as well =]
About the water I just think I got lucky, there was no wind for most of the week.
And maybe the surrounding mountains was helping a bit as well =]
I know what you mean: I always prefer to get the shot 'right' in the camera, rather than trying to fix it in post processing. I hope you get your filters soon.
As for getting lucky with the water, I remember a saying: 'The harder I work, the luckier I get', or something like that!
As for getting lucky with the water, I remember a saying: 'The harder I work, the luckier I get', or something like that!