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    Yet another online exhibition from me... This time with trying to get more abstract way showing lappland scenery.

    3 photos. (clicking image will take you to the next one.)
    1. "Shapes And Surfaces"
    2. "Textures And Colors"
    3. "Lights and Shadows"




    Equipment: Olympus C-765UZ and Hoya Pro Digital 1 Circular Polarization Filter.
    "Dippadai"

  • #2
    Beautiful! Especially the last one has me dreaming of visiting there
    There's an Opera in my macbook.

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    • #3
      thanks.
      for photographing the weather was this year a bit better.

      Hoya's filter was quiiite expensive, but definetely worth of every cent. It inmproves quite lot color reproduction and prevents sky over exposure.
      "Dippadai"

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      • #4
        yeah, don't ask what the cir-pol filter for the D70 did cost (67mm).

        nice pics, did you go hiking?

        mfg
        wulfman
        "Perhaps they communicate by changing colour? Like those sea creatures .."
        "Lobsters?"
        "Really? I didn't know they did that."
        "Oh yes, red means help!"

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Wulfman
          yeah, don't ask what the cir-pol filter for the D70 did cost (67mm).

          nice pics, did you go hiking?

          mfg
          wulfman
          we made a daily trips to fjells close by. longest trip was 30 km in single day. ...and it was 4th time in Kilpisjärvi area. (the point where sweden, norway and finland frontier lines meet each other.)
          "Dippadai"

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Nappe1
            we made a daily trips to fjells close by. longest trip was 30 km in single day. ...and it was 4th time in Kilpisjärvi area. (the point where sweden, norway and finland frontier lines meet each other.)
            one could envy you for living up there (after being there twice).

            mfg
            wulfman

            PS.: yes, tanzania is nice as well. thanks for asking.
            "Perhaps they communicate by changing colour? Like those sea creatures .."
            "Lobsters?"
            "Really? I didn't know they did that."
            "Oh yes, red means help!"

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Wulfman
              one could envy you for living up there (after being there twice).

              mfg
              wulfman

              PS.: yes, tanzania is nice as well. thanks for asking.
              well, it's still 22 hours in bus to get there. So, I am living not that close.

              and you are right, Tanzania is also nice... some of my relatives have been there and the photos were really nice.
              "Dippadai"

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