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Where: Vintergatan, Sweden
What: Lake
When: January 14th, 2017, 13.43pm
With What: Hasselblad 555ELD & CFV II, (Plus Kodak Tri-X) Zeiss 80mm C Lens, tripod, 1/4th Sec, f5.6, iso 50 with Hahnel Giga T Pro with DIY modified cable and remote.
This is another idea from the shots taken this day which follows the first post called In The Same Boat.
The idea behind it is my irrational fear of all the animals, insects and snakes our Swedish friends would tell us to look out for in the forest in between bites of Cinnamon buns and cups of coffee during our Fika with an air of nonchalance.
I assume they spent so much time with all these things around them that they rarely thought about them and definitely did not seem bothered about them. To me, it was a major thing to be scared of and would, for the first two months of being there, be on the alert for any noise, movement or smell in the forest which I had never encountered before.
If I had thought about it, Fletcher, our Springer Spaniel would most likely have stumbled across it way before I would.
In reality the only thing which were really dangerous (in a sense) were the ticks, which in summer were everywhere and plentiful. The satisfying crunch when they were dispatched were moments of joy to me.
Maybe this is why I like the snow so much, less things to look for trouble.
I hope you like it.
Shoved into Photoshop, 8 stitched images blended into one, turned into mono and a signature shoved on it.
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Description

Where: Vintergatan, Sweden
What: Lake
When: January 14th, 2017, 13.43pm
With What: Hasselblad 555ELD & CFV II, (Plus Kodak Tri-X) Zeiss 80mm C Lens, tripod, 1/4th Sec, f5.6, iso 50 with Hahnel Giga T Pro with DIY modified cable and remote.
This is another idea from the shots taken this day which follows the first post called In The Same Boat.
The idea behind it is my irrational fear of all the animals, insects and snakes our Swedish friends would tell us to look out for in the forest in between bites of Cinnamon buns and cups of coffee during our Fika with an air of nonchalance.
I assume they spent so much time with all these things around them that they rarely thought about them and definitely did not seem bothered about them. To me, it was a major thing to be scared of and would, for the first two months of being there, be on the alert for any noise, movement or smell in the forest which I had never encountered before.
If I had thought about it, Fletcher, our Springer Spaniel would most likely have stumbled across it way before I would.
In reality the only thing which were really dangerous (in a sense) were the ticks, which in summer were everywhere and plentiful. The satisfying crunch when they were dispatched were moments of joy to me.
Maybe this is why I like the snow so much, less things to look for trouble.
I hope you like it.
Shoved into Photoshop, 8 stitched images blended into one, turned into mono and a signature shoved on it.
© Copyright – redtree.me – All rights reserved.