Wednesday, September 29, 2010
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THE LOOK OF THE DAY BY DROP SHOP - MODEL JESSICA DI PAOLO-PIX BY VERONICA MASSA
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Sweden and the end
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We started the morning of Friday the 20th, our destination is Sarna, a little town of Sweden is surrounded by nature and parks. Sarna
Why? We decided to make a stop in these parts because an Italian couple living here: the husband is a professional photographer ( Vitantonio Dell'Orto ) and his wife manages the hostel to stay. John had already met them the year before and wanted to go to visit them, so we decided to spend the last days there, before leaving for the return.
We are traveling on the road just when we find some reindeer breeding. We stopped the car and take the opportunity to do some shots, there are so many and also later on the way they meet several.
mid-morning and arrive at the hostel there is a slight pioggierella, with mostly cloudy skies
arrange the things in our room and we go shopping at the mini market, then we meet at the home of Vito, which is busy with the publication of his second photo book, a greeting and a chat. When we go out
are about 15 and going to see some waterfalls that we had spoken just before Vito, they also write the directions to get there. We
some photos and then go back to the hostel.
At about 18:30 we're in the car and travel at good speed on my side when I see an animal that runs parallel us, a couple of feet beyond the edge of the road. It 'a wild moose! John nails, prepare the cars and we reverse. The specimen is a young and not run away quickly, so we have time to try to make some pictures. Unfortunately, it is inside a thick forest and a sea of \u200b\u200blogs prevents us to make some decent photo, even though we were neighbors. The low light affects the scene, and shortly after the elk began to depart. We know it's useless, but still try to get out of the car and approach: time to make two passes over the edge of the road and the animal it "welcomes" and is gone. Let's go back in the car and leave again, after a single minute of the first elk we cut the road Stash and the other side!
In the following days we will try even the moose, but no luck, this will be the only sighting.
Once we find the hostel are not alone and when we get the kitchen we meet another group of Italians who stay there.
The next morning we go to visit the national park Fulufjällets, the weather is still quite gloomy, but seems to be starting to clear.
arrival at the main waterfall a few shots we recall, with great difficulty given by the water vapor that the dirty lens, then waits for the dipper.
We should not wait that long: After about ten minutes we spot the that goes back along the stream. It is not frightened by our presence and does not flee even when I try to approach the wooden bridge crossing over the chasing on the slippery rocks, we see that is accustomed to human presence (nests in these parts for some years) and continues its ascent careless, between volleys of shots that we waste on him.
the end walks away towards the waterfall, and we, after a myriad of photos, we are satisfied and go back to the car.
In the evening we do a pizza with the group of Italians known the day before, as the morning start to go home and pull out late chatting in the garden.
the morning we wake up early for sunrise, but when we leave the hostel in the sky we see that already starting to color the clouds first, then give up the location we had in mind, too far, and we rush on a bank near Sarna of the church.
The place is nice and the situation in the sky deserves, but I struggle to find a decent foreground and because of this "waste" some of the best moments with compositions very convincing, but all in all it was a dawn satisfactory.
When the situation gets less interesting in the sky, we start to climb to the top of a hill where normally graze reindeer for some photos with the first rays of light. During the tour the beautiful
situations abound, including golden mist, warm lighting and grazing, and so on, but pull straight to your destination.
arrived, they found the reindeer that graze peacefully, but the area is still in shadow, then we do some shots and then wait.
Slowly the light began to peep and can finally take pictures in ideal conditions.
out of the car and slowly we approach the reindeer, that sometimes we are setting and force us to stop, but still managed not to scare you and plenty of pictures by a great distance.
Once "satisfied" with photos, we go back to the hostel and go back to sleep.
When I wake up is past noon and I start to cook, then I take the laptop and about the pictures in the morning.
At 15 past, John finally wakes up. We relax and begin to fix our things, then we go out for a short visit to a nearby waterfall (which in these places is a very relative concept). The place is nice and with the right conditions could take good pictures, do the usual steps of memory and then go back to the car.
We opt for a ride in search of moose, but it proved fruitless and now when the light begins to fall, back to housing.
In the evening we make a great supper, trying to finish all the food we have left, then pass from Vito to say hello.
We got in his bed early because the next day we have to start as soon as possible, and before us there are more than 24 hours to drive from spun.
When we are traveling 6.
Shortly after we stopped for a last souvenir photos of this trip, as the first rays of sun paint the scene, including fog and an expanse of trees.
The rest of the trip is a real torture as expected: the first 6 hours of driving passing after all, but when John gives me the change already the fatigue was beginning to be felt strongly. In fact, after a lousy lunch of sandwiches with garlic (the garlic sauce was not the sandwiches, but rather was just the garlic bread to be ... be careful what you take in the mini market, both in Norway and in Sweden I happened to get me in the foot, ask for confirmation to John!), I fall asleep right away.
When I wake up we are close to Malmo, where we cross a huge bridge (the first leg we had the ferry) and arrive in Denmark. The weather is bad and at some point it is raining really hard, but when we get to the ferry that will take us to Germany, the sky is open, and while we're on the ship we see a beautiful sunset, which will become spectacular when you get off the machine and resumed the road, with some very big clouds that are dyed a deep purple totally.
I still have a couple of hours to rest, but I can not close my eyes and I know that this will weigh further on.
Around 22 we give the change and start the toughest part of the journey: the first few hours go quietly, but then the sleep begins to bite, and after 3 hours that I have to stop driving 10 minutes in a parking area to give me a flushed face and try to help me wake up.
are in place for an hour, then the fatigue started to feel again. I'm holding the last two hours, but they seem like an eternity and travel on a road without having to totally straight doing nothing but hold the steering wheel makes it heavier.
Eventually we stop to refuel, and finally my turn to drive is finished off again when I put the earplugs and collapse like a stone.
When I woke up in Switzerland we are now near the border with Italy, and then nearly arrived at the home of John.
Once we are here to download our stuff while we wait for the handset to finish burn the DVD with all my photos, then we say goodbye, I take my car and I still expect plenty of driving an hour and a half to get home, the adventure is over.
Conclusion
Undoubtedly, this was a wonderful holiday for me, a good mix of holidays, photography, experience and adventure.
Norway is a very beautiful and diverse place in terms of landscapes and climatic conditions we have found that I was positively surprised, photographically speaking, 60% of the time, at dawn or dusk were made of good situations.
Turn it can be expensive, especially on the coast and especially if they do not mind the expense, but saving travel is not impossible: I've gotten myself spending a little over 700 euro for the whole trip (which lasted 15 days), but I could save even more if we went in the tent and I kept off the sweets! :) 
(Click on pictures to enlarge)
We started the morning of Friday the 20th, our destination is Sarna, a little town of Sweden is surrounded by nature and parks. Sarna
Why? We decided to make a stop in these parts because an Italian couple living here: the husband is a professional photographer ( Vitantonio Dell'Orto ) and his wife manages the hostel to stay. John had already met them the year before and wanted to go to visit them, so we decided to spend the last days there, before leaving for the return.
We are traveling on the road just when we find some reindeer breeding. We stopped the car and take the opportunity to do some shots, there are so many and also later on the way they meet several.
mid-morning and arrive at the hostel there is a slight pioggierella, with mostly cloudy skies
arrange the things in our room and we go shopping at the mini market, then we meet at the home of Vito, which is busy with the publication of his second photo book, a greeting and a chat. When we go out
are about 15 and going to see some waterfalls that we had spoken just before Vito, they also write the directions to get there. We
some photos and then go back to the hostel.
At about 18:30 we're in the car and travel at good speed on my side when I see an animal that runs parallel us, a couple of feet beyond the edge of the road. It 'a wild moose! John nails, prepare the cars and we reverse. The specimen is a young and not run away quickly, so we have time to try to make some pictures. Unfortunately, it is inside a thick forest and a sea of \u200b\u200blogs prevents us to make some decent photo, even though we were neighbors. The low light affects the scene, and shortly after the elk began to depart. We know it's useless, but still try to get out of the car and approach: time to make two passes over the edge of the road and the animal it "welcomes" and is gone. Let's go back in the car and leave again, after a single minute of the first elk we cut the road Stash and the other side!
In the following days we will try even the moose, but no luck, this will be the only sighting.
Once we find the hostel are not alone and when we get the kitchen we meet another group of Italians who stay there.
The next morning we go to visit the national park Fulufjällets, the weather is still quite gloomy, but seems to be starting to clear.
arrival at the main waterfall a few shots we recall, with great difficulty given by the water vapor that the dirty lens, then waits for the dipper.
We should not wait that long: After about ten minutes we spot the that goes back along the stream. It is not frightened by our presence and does not flee even when I try to approach the wooden bridge crossing over the chasing on the slippery rocks, we see that is accustomed to human presence (nests in these parts for some years) and continues its ascent careless, between volleys of shots that we waste on him.
the end walks away towards the waterfall, and we, after a myriad of photos, we are satisfied and go back to the car.
In the evening we do a pizza with the group of Italians known the day before, as the morning start to go home and pull out late chatting in the garden.
the morning we wake up early for sunrise, but when we leave the hostel in the sky we see that already starting to color the clouds first, then give up the location we had in mind, too far, and we rush on a bank near Sarna of the church.
The place is nice and the situation in the sky deserves, but I struggle to find a decent foreground and because of this "waste" some of the best moments with compositions very convincing, but all in all it was a dawn satisfactory.
When the situation gets less interesting in the sky, we start to climb to the top of a hill where normally graze reindeer for some photos with the first rays of light. During the tour the beautiful
situations abound, including golden mist, warm lighting and grazing, and so on, but pull straight to your destination.
arrived, they found the reindeer that graze peacefully, but the area is still in shadow, then we do some shots and then wait.
Slowly the light began to peep and can finally take pictures in ideal conditions.
out of the car and slowly we approach the reindeer, that sometimes we are setting and force us to stop, but still managed not to scare you and plenty of pictures by a great distance.
Once "satisfied" with photos, we go back to the hostel and go back to sleep.
When I wake up is past noon and I start to cook, then I take the laptop and about the pictures in the morning.
At 15 past, John finally wakes up. We relax and begin to fix our things, then we go out for a short visit to a nearby waterfall (which in these places is a very relative concept). The place is nice and with the right conditions could take good pictures, do the usual steps of memory and then go back to the car.
We opt for a ride in search of moose, but it proved fruitless and now when the light begins to fall, back to housing.
In the evening we make a great supper, trying to finish all the food we have left, then pass from Vito to say hello.
We got in his bed early because the next day we have to start as soon as possible, and before us there are more than 24 hours to drive from spun.
When we are traveling 6.
Shortly after we stopped for a last souvenir photos of this trip, as the first rays of sun paint the scene, including fog and an expanse of trees.
The rest of the trip is a real torture as expected: the first 6 hours of driving passing after all, but when John gives me the change already the fatigue was beginning to be felt strongly. In fact, after a lousy lunch of sandwiches with garlic (the garlic sauce was not the sandwiches, but rather was just the garlic bread to be ... be careful what you take in the mini market, both in Norway and in Sweden I happened to get me in the foot, ask for confirmation to John!), I fall asleep right away.
When I wake up we are close to Malmo, where we cross a huge bridge (the first leg we had the ferry) and arrive in Denmark. The weather is bad and at some point it is raining really hard, but when we get to the ferry that will take us to Germany, the sky is open, and while we're on the ship we see a beautiful sunset, which will become spectacular when you get off the machine and resumed the road, with some very big clouds that are dyed a deep purple totally.
I still have a couple of hours to rest, but I can not close my eyes and I know that this will weigh further on.
Around 22 we give the change and start the toughest part of the journey: the first few hours go quietly, but then the sleep begins to bite, and after 3 hours that I have to stop driving 10 minutes in a parking area to give me a flushed face and try to help me wake up.
are in place for an hour, then the fatigue started to feel again. I'm holding the last two hours, but they seem like an eternity and travel on a road without having to totally straight doing nothing but hold the steering wheel makes it heavier.
Eventually we stop to refuel, and finally my turn to drive is finished off again when I put the earplugs and collapse like a stone.
When I woke up in Switzerland we are now near the border with Italy, and then nearly arrived at the home of John.
Once we are here to download our stuff while we wait for the handset to finish burn the DVD with all my photos, then we say goodbye, I take my car and I still expect plenty of driving an hour and a half to get home, the adventure is over.
Conclusion
Undoubtedly, this was a wonderful holiday for me, a good mix of holidays, photography, experience and adventure.
Norway is a very beautiful and diverse place in terms of landscapes and climatic conditions we have found that I was positively surprised, photographically speaking, 60% of the time, at dawn or dusk were made of good situations.
Turn it can be expensive, especially on the coast and especially if they do not mind the expense, but saving travel is not impossible: I've gotten myself spending a little over 700 euro for the whole trip (which lasted 15 days), but I could save even more if we went in the tent and I kept off the sweets! :)
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Testicular Pain Exercise
Travel in Norway - Roros
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not to throw away half a day we decide to make a brief visit to Roros, a town declared a World Heritage Site.
arrive mid-afternoon, we parked and do a quick lap.
The country was once a mining area and many houses preserve the facades of dark wood, giving the atmosphere and type. Many others are presenting a series of bright colors There are many ideas and photography.
We will not dwell too much, just enough time to take a look and do some souvenir photos, then set off towards the border with Sweden, where we're going to spend the last days before leaving for the return.
We stopped at a campsite a few kilometers before the border and take a Hytte. The area is very nice and the area begins to reflect what is in Sweden, which is a rather flat conformation and an endless expanse of trees.
's still early,, so, after we settled in, John gets a nap while I go out to wander around, looking for an interesting location for sunset. I wander a bit 'for camping and I enter For a while in the vegetation, following the shore of the lake. While vague, I take this opportunity to make some shooting, unpretentious.
When we get back in the kitchen and have dinner, then we go out to the sunset, which unfortunately is already being advanced. Monto
tripod, holders, filters, polarizer and various amenicoli and start shooting.
The first photo composition with a sudden shot to the area more attractive, then the light changes, and fortunately the best area falls into one position that I had "assessed" during my previous ride, so I say they have already studied the composition and first shot.
A sunset not bad, although I had time only for a couple of pictures, fortunately I had already studied composition before, so I managed to take home a picture of where I think I'm satisfied.
the evening, the usual things: for the photos on the laptop, milk and cookies, Mahjong small parties and then to bed.
the morning we get on the road early and after a while we salute Norway and Sweden! 
(Click on pictures to enlarge)
not to throw away half a day we decide to make a brief visit to Roros, a town declared a World Heritage Site.
arrive mid-afternoon, we parked and do a quick lap.
The country was once a mining area and many houses preserve the facades of dark wood, giving the atmosphere and type. Many others are presenting a series of bright colors There are many ideas and photography.
We will not dwell too much, just enough time to take a look and do some souvenir photos, then set off towards the border with Sweden, where we're going to spend the last days before leaving for the return.
We stopped at a campsite a few kilometers before the border and take a Hytte. The area is very nice and the area begins to reflect what is in Sweden, which is a rather flat conformation and an endless expanse of trees.
's still early,, so, after we settled in, John gets a nap while I go out to wander around, looking for an interesting location for sunset. I wander a bit 'for camping and I enter For a while in the vegetation, following the shore of the lake. While vague, I take this opportunity to make some shooting, unpretentious.
When we get back in the kitchen and have dinner, then we go out to the sunset, which unfortunately is already being advanced. Monto
tripod, holders, filters, polarizer and various amenicoli and start shooting.
The first photo composition with a sudden shot to the area more attractive, then the light changes, and fortunately the best area falls into one position that I had "assessed" during my previous ride, so I say they have already studied the composition and first shot.
A sunset not bad, although I had time only for a couple of pictures, fortunately I had already studied composition before, so I managed to take home a picture of where I think I'm satisfied.
the evening, the usual things: for the photos on the laptop, milk and cookies, Mahjong small parties and then to bed.
the morning we get on the road early and after a while we salute Norway and Sweden!
Thursday, September 23, 2010
P90x With Digital Copy
Journey to the border in Norway - and musk oxen Dovrefjell
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Tuesday, 17 we take it easy, we wake up in mid-morning we have breakfast, then loaded all our stuff in the car, check you have not left anything in the cabin and then we start . Let's leave the keys to the campsite, then we expect a lot 'of hours of driving.
We stopped in a gas station to pay the toll tunnel, to and from Runde, and again around 14, in a lay-by to eat. We arrive at Otta
that are around 17.30, our first choice for camping proves to be a bit 'strange and arrive at the door a sign says "Sit anywhere you like, you pay the next morning. "
We are a little 'uncertain and we expect to leave early in the morning, so we try to another camp. Here we are given a really cheap price for a Hytte, the lowest that we will find during your trip, then take it with pleasure.
The property is very spacious with a living room large enough, kitchen and 2 separate rooms with two beds each. There is no water but we're pretty close to the ease of the camp, and there a tank that can be filled.
The sky is covered enough so I give any sunset on the river bank.
take a shower, but this time I do not want to pay for hot water, and then decide give me a quick wash with cold water.
time to help me with the wet sbruffino and hands and feet hurt me so much of the water is freezing! M'insapono and then I rinse as quickly as possible: never again!
the evening we relax and go to bed early.
the morning greets us an overcast sky and a light rain, so we start a little 'later than expected.
Our goal is to photograph the musk ox, an animal that lives only in Greenland, of which fifty copies were imported into the park Dovrefjell.
We have not figured out exactly where we go, once you are in you should take the road that seems more in line with the directions and begin to climb.
in doubt, we stopped in the street and ask directions to a man about to go to see the musk ox. He tells me that we are on the wrong side, because the park is divided into two areas: the large main and small. We are close to that little while to see the horse must go to the main one, then tells us to go on to Dombas and then follow the road for up to Hjerkinn, hence stretching several dirt roads and there is also a guided tour to see the animals in question.
We then follow the directions and arrived at Hjerkinn take a dirt road with a sign advertising the guided tour will. A little further on there is a toll booth and a young soldier stop us. To go from that road you have to pay and there are very specific times to follow: the next round of transition is between a good hour, and then kill time by turning a bit 'in the car.
In practice, the area is a military zone and is also undermined, are in the course of work to detonate the mines, and for this there are times that regulate the steps of the tourists.
When it is almost time we bring the toll, we pay and we are told that from there to the next box you have to proceed without stopping, even if you see a musk ox, once past this part you are free to turn either by car (only in certain areas, numbered from 1 to 3) walk (everywhere). There is
raised the bar and proceed at slow speed and looking around with cameras ready to shoot.
passes just beside the road when I see a golden plover, John nails and this time I let him do the first blast, then it's up to me, then leave again.
few minutes later we see a parked car a little 'later, with binoculars sticking out the window. What is ...? Yes! It 'just a musk ox! It 's a bit far away and quite hidden among the thick vegetation, but we can take pictures while safely graze.
The shots are wasted in the hope of having decent pictures and clear, we should not even stopping to tell the truth, but when another opportunity like this happen? This time it's worth risking a bit 'in the end we are happy to watch and full of hope for the rest of the research.
Unfortunately, our enthusiasm lasts very little, once past the toll booth, continue following the one (de facto) way, but soon we find ourselves in the midst of low clouds that make visibility very low. Let's do some 'back and forth, but we see very little with this weather.
We stopped for a break, eat, relax for a moment and then try to run again, but with poor results. By midafternoon we give up, but unfortunately we have to wait to get out the next round of transition and lack a couple of hours, then we have to wait.
Suddenly a truck comes close to us and trying to communicate something with gestures, John takes the binoculars and check: there is a musk ox in the distance!
take our things quickly and we try an approach (even though the law forbids the approach beyond a certain distance, given that these animals could charge).
The soil is soaked with water as usual and various sparrows dart away as we passed. After a few minutes, we realize that our effort is in vain: the more advanced and the sample moves away, so we decided to go back.
back to the car we know of the gentleman who was there first warned: it is a German professional photographer and is encamped there for several days with her arranged as a kind of camper van with his wife, and despite having already done a splendid shot the horse with beautiful light, plan to stay another 10 days, 20 if it helps! Shortly after
tells us in the distance with binoculars and see a group of 6 or 7 cows, but they are really far away, only dots.
When the time comes, we go out and go back to the campsite.
The next morning is not very different and once again the weather does not help us: when we arrive in the park are the same conditions as the previous afternoon, maybe even worse.
still find the German lady and "we" to exchange two words, because he does not speak English, then, disconsolate, we try to photograph some passerine and fungi are present everywhere in Norway.
approximately at noon there is a shift step, and then we go and we head towards the next goal. 
(Click on pictures to enlarge)
Tuesday, 17 we take it easy, we wake up in mid-morning we have breakfast, then loaded all our stuff in the car, check you have not left anything in the cabin and then we start . Let's leave the keys to the campsite, then we expect a lot 'of hours of driving.
We stopped in a gas station to pay the toll tunnel, to and from Runde, and again around 14, in a lay-by to eat. We arrive at Otta
that are around 17.30, our first choice for camping proves to be a bit 'strange and arrive at the door a sign says "Sit anywhere you like, you pay the next morning. "
We are a little 'uncertain and we expect to leave early in the morning, so we try to another camp. Here we are given a really cheap price for a Hytte, the lowest that we will find during your trip, then take it with pleasure.
The property is very spacious with a living room large enough, kitchen and 2 separate rooms with two beds each. There is no water but we're pretty close to the ease of the camp, and there a tank that can be filled.
The sky is covered enough so I give any sunset on the river bank.
take a shower, but this time I do not want to pay for hot water, and then decide give me a quick wash with cold water.
time to help me with the wet sbruffino and hands and feet hurt me so much of the water is freezing! M'insapono and then I rinse as quickly as possible: never again!
the evening we relax and go to bed early.
the morning greets us an overcast sky and a light rain, so we start a little 'later than expected.
Our goal is to photograph the musk ox, an animal that lives only in Greenland, of which fifty copies were imported into the park Dovrefjell.
We have not figured out exactly where we go, once you are in you should take the road that seems more in line with the directions and begin to climb.
in doubt, we stopped in the street and ask directions to a man about to go to see the musk ox. He tells me that we are on the wrong side, because the park is divided into two areas: the large main and small. We are close to that little while to see the horse must go to the main one, then tells us to go on to Dombas and then follow the road for up to Hjerkinn, hence stretching several dirt roads and there is also a guided tour to see the animals in question.
We then follow the directions and arrived at Hjerkinn take a dirt road with a sign advertising the guided tour will. A little further on there is a toll booth and a young soldier stop us. To go from that road you have to pay and there are very specific times to follow: the next round of transition is between a good hour, and then kill time by turning a bit 'in the car.
In practice, the area is a military zone and is also undermined, are in the course of work to detonate the mines, and for this there are times that regulate the steps of the tourists.
When it is almost time we bring the toll, we pay and we are told that from there to the next box you have to proceed without stopping, even if you see a musk ox, once past this part you are free to turn either by car (only in certain areas, numbered from 1 to 3) walk (everywhere). There is
raised the bar and proceed at slow speed and looking around with cameras ready to shoot.
passes just beside the road when I see a golden plover, John nails and this time I let him do the first blast, then it's up to me, then leave again.
few minutes later we see a parked car a little 'later, with binoculars sticking out the window. What is ...? Yes! It 'just a musk ox! It 's a bit far away and quite hidden among the thick vegetation, but we can take pictures while safely graze.
The shots are wasted in the hope of having decent pictures and clear, we should not even stopping to tell the truth, but when another opportunity like this happen? This time it's worth risking a bit 'in the end we are happy to watch and full of hope for the rest of the research.
Unfortunately, our enthusiasm lasts very little, once past the toll booth, continue following the one (de facto) way, but soon we find ourselves in the midst of low clouds that make visibility very low. Let's do some 'back and forth, but we see very little with this weather.
We stopped for a break, eat, relax for a moment and then try to run again, but with poor results. By midafternoon we give up, but unfortunately we have to wait to get out the next round of transition and lack a couple of hours, then we have to wait.
Suddenly a truck comes close to us and trying to communicate something with gestures, John takes the binoculars and check: there is a musk ox in the distance!
take our things quickly and we try an approach (even though the law forbids the approach beyond a certain distance, given that these animals could charge).
The soil is soaked with water as usual and various sparrows dart away as we passed. After a few minutes, we realize that our effort is in vain: the more advanced and the sample moves away, so we decided to go back.
back to the car we know of the gentleman who was there first warned: it is a German professional photographer and is encamped there for several days with her arranged as a kind of camper van with his wife, and despite having already done a splendid shot the horse with beautiful light, plan to stay another 10 days, 20 if it helps! Shortly after
tells us in the distance with binoculars and see a group of 6 or 7 cows, but they are really far away, only dots.
When the time comes, we go out and go back to the campsite.
The next morning is not very different and once again the weather does not help us: when we arrive in the park are the same conditions as the previous afternoon, maybe even worse.
still find the German lady and "we" to exchange two words, because he does not speak English, then, disconsolate, we try to photograph some passerine and fungi are present everywhere in Norway.
approximately at noon there is a shift step, and then we go and we head towards the next goal.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Baby Alive Food Homemade
Travel in Norway - Norway Runde
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Sunday 15 we wake up, dismantle, load in the car and leave again.
Our goal is to Runde, a small island on the coast to photograph the wildlife, especially birds.
Actually, in our initial location, we quote some of the stages intermediate between Bergen and Runde (such as a visit to a glacier) but since the change in expenditure necessary to cut the part of the program and go directly to Runde.
To get on this island we have to take two ferries and forced to pay the toll for a tunnel connection, the coast will prove to be truly magnificent landscapes, but turn it involves a considerable expense.
When we get through the narrow streets of the coastal village is now in the early afternoon and we go camping to ask for accommodation.
Unfortunately John has caught a cold that accompanied him for the rest of the trip, so for one night absolutely wants to sleep with a roof over their head and on a comfortable bed, so we allow ourselves a little luxury.
We are told that at issue is not a normal Hytte and is located outside the camp, but we can not understand exactly what it is.
However we take the car and follow the lord of the campsite.
Our accommodation is located about 1 km back and is a "pilot cabin" (that's what he tried to tell me before!), Ie a "cab drivers", translated literally.
In practice this is a small house just before a small lighthouse, complete with radar!
There is current but the water is supplied from a tank in plastic in a closet instead of the plant city, and there are several cans of Commons. The discharge the toilet is of the type found in aircraft, ie a suction pressure.
There are plates for cooking and everything you could need at home.
He missed the shower but that can be done in camp.
It 's a very unusual but charming hotel, situated in a stunning location on a small hill with a beautiful view of the coast, all around there is a lot of vegetation and sheep that graze freely.
It 's a fantastic position for me, I can almost picture sunrise and sunset just leaving the house!
The type of the camp, explains that the cabin was his father, a Navy pilot who in retirement has come to live, controlling the ships moored in that area, so it takes a lot to the structure and gives only see it for yourself customers, do not accept reservations by telephone.
We pay and we begin to bring in our stuff, we explore a bit 'all the mechanisms of the house, then get ready and go out. Behind the camp is a path that climbs to the top of a hill, and according to our information there are good opportunities to photograph some birds. The beginning of the route is an incredible slope, paved road, then goes quiet but in the usual mud and grass soup. There is a strong wind but the temperature is mild. During the climb we spot anything and not at some point without realizing we are divided.
I find myself at the top, which offers a splendid view, and I remember an overview of 360 degree, then went down to a point a little further on, where John and I find myself with my left I see a huge flock of boobies!
An entire section of the reef is completely covered with these birds, which flutter constantly, sometimes diving dive to catch the fish.
The show is fascinating, but we are too far apart to make a good picture, try to catch those few individuals that we pass by to go offshore, but the results are exciting, especially for me as a beginner with that general.
My partner shows me the photo of an eagle seawater that had passed in front just before I arrived, but unfortunately the picture is not razor sharp, but the sighting was satisfactory to him.
When the wind starts to make us feel cool, we set off for the return, referring to the day after the best opportunities to photograph gannets closely, with a boat tour of the island.
Back to the cabin and have dinner, then we go out for some shots at sunset (nothing great but nice) after which we return and we can use for the first time the power to turn on your laptop, download pictures and view them full screen.
We go to bed early and set your alarm for dawn.
Having not yet understand the time that the sun rises, I think that for the 4.15 I have a good time, but a big mistake: When the alarm sounds, get out of bed, drew aside the curtain and in front of me is a show of colors in the sky! The clouds have a special shape and the sun not yet risen to the beautiful colors of dye.
I'll jump on something, I take the equipment (fortunately I had left all mounted from the night before) and I run out, choose a foreground "rescue" and start taking better not to lose the moment.
Unfortunately, these photos, along with those of the previous sunset, are part of those lost!
In this case I have to say that the sky conditions were superb, but the rush did not make me do exciting shots, so it does not I'm desperate too when I found out I lost the picture. However
some photos of that session I have left and from there on we are all the pictures I've done.
photos that I have been starting when the sun rises on the horizon, painting everything red.
When the sun disappears behind the clouds, we return and go back to sleep.
We wake up mid-morning and left for John to go around the island by boat, I give up a bit 'for the cost and a little' because they inspire me too.
I make a big breakfast, then I'm going to review and fix the pictures on the laptop until then.
Around 13:30 I go for a ride on the cliff. Today is a wonderful day and it's hot, so I take off my shirt and a bare back rest. Turning to the case and do some souvenir photos, including an overview of some houses Runde.
Slowly I move and I headed to the small lighthouse located in the little more of this car, I remember doing a lot more photos, inspired by the beautiful coastal view.
arrived at the lighthouse I start to look around a bit 'round the structure, then I notice a movement of gannets close enough to me, a coming and going from the open sea towards the mainland, so I walk a little 'to the sea and stand there trying to make some decent shots.
Most of the time, the gannets spend rather distant, but in a couple of occasions I fly really close and I can at least bring home something.
When is nearing the time of return from the boat ride of my friend, I take my things and go back. As I walk I notice a bird (which of course I know not identify) to speed past twice. Eventually I see him perched on a rock and try to get closer. Hiding behind the rocks and move slowly I can get decently close. Light and background are not the best, but all in all I do not mind shooting.
When John tells me get a bit 'of experience, tells me that I have gone to see the seals, so that is not normally included in the tour, and that there were other photographers equipped at all points. One was a Russian who was asked if he knew the Juzaforum, the forum on which we met and he and I normally attend! Incredible!
says they have "tried to communicate "for a while ', with an English-fetched, then they exchanged contacts and you are greeted.
E' so well taken that experience would start immediately and make a second lap, but its memory cards are full (do not envy him, having to fix all those photos ...) and there is with the times.
look at all the photos you did, then he goes out looking for some light shooting at Sule better, I will start to cook in advance, so you finish at sunset.
When I go, ready to shoot, I understand now that will not be a sunset worthy of note, prepare a composition and sloping mountains are the filters, then the rest on hold. The area is so quiet return at home, leaving all the equipment out, which I still keep an eye on the Vetrone of the cabin, but there being no need.
Eventually some shots cute, but nothing special.
the evening, we chat a bit 'and we relax, then we'll go to bed, the day after we leave and leave the coast.
wakes them up again for the sunrise, but this time the conditions are poor. The sky is almost completely covered and then rest for a while 'to observe the evolution of the situation inside the cab. In the end it creates a situation in which a strip near the horizon is painted a deep purple, is not what I expected but I'm happy: I mount the 70-300mm, and increasingly from within, do a shot "just to", then go back to sleep.
(Click on pictures to enlarge)
Sunday 15 we wake up, dismantle, load in the car and leave again.
Our goal is to Runde, a small island on the coast to photograph the wildlife, especially birds.
Actually, in our initial location, we quote some of the stages intermediate between Bergen and Runde (such as a visit to a glacier) but since the change in expenditure necessary to cut the part of the program and go directly to Runde.
To get on this island we have to take two ferries and forced to pay the toll for a tunnel connection, the coast will prove to be truly magnificent landscapes, but turn it involves a considerable expense.
When we get through the narrow streets of the coastal village is now in the early afternoon and we go camping to ask for accommodation.
Unfortunately John has caught a cold that accompanied him for the rest of the trip, so for one night absolutely wants to sleep with a roof over their head and on a comfortable bed, so we allow ourselves a little luxury.
We are told that at issue is not a normal Hytte and is located outside the camp, but we can not understand exactly what it is.
However we take the car and follow the lord of the campsite.
Our accommodation is located about 1 km back and is a "pilot cabin" (that's what he tried to tell me before!), Ie a "cab drivers", translated literally.
In practice this is a small house just before a small lighthouse, complete with radar!
There is current but the water is supplied from a tank in plastic in a closet instead of the plant city, and there are several cans of Commons. The discharge the toilet is of the type found in aircraft, ie a suction pressure.
There are plates for cooking and everything you could need at home.
He missed the shower but that can be done in camp.
It 's a very unusual but charming hotel, situated in a stunning location on a small hill with a beautiful view of the coast, all around there is a lot of vegetation and sheep that graze freely.
It 's a fantastic position for me, I can almost picture sunrise and sunset just leaving the house!
The type of the camp, explains that the cabin was his father, a Navy pilot who in retirement has come to live, controlling the ships moored in that area, so it takes a lot to the structure and gives only see it for yourself customers, do not accept reservations by telephone.
We pay and we begin to bring in our stuff, we explore a bit 'all the mechanisms of the house, then get ready and go out. Behind the camp is a path that climbs to the top of a hill, and according to our information there are good opportunities to photograph some birds. The beginning of the route is an incredible slope, paved road, then goes quiet but in the usual mud and grass soup. There is a strong wind but the temperature is mild. During the climb we spot anything and not at some point without realizing we are divided.
I find myself at the top, which offers a splendid view, and I remember an overview of 360 degree, then went down to a point a little further on, where John and I find myself with my left I see a huge flock of boobies!
An entire section of the reef is completely covered with these birds, which flutter constantly, sometimes diving dive to catch the fish.
The show is fascinating, but we are too far apart to make a good picture, try to catch those few individuals that we pass by to go offshore, but the results are exciting, especially for me as a beginner with that general.
My partner shows me the photo of an eagle seawater that had passed in front just before I arrived, but unfortunately the picture is not razor sharp, but the sighting was satisfactory to him.
When the wind starts to make us feel cool, we set off for the return, referring to the day after the best opportunities to photograph gannets closely, with a boat tour of the island.
Back to the cabin and have dinner, then we go out for some shots at sunset (nothing great but nice) after which we return and we can use for the first time the power to turn on your laptop, download pictures and view them full screen.
We go to bed early and set your alarm for dawn.
Having not yet understand the time that the sun rises, I think that for the 4.15 I have a good time, but a big mistake: When the alarm sounds, get out of bed, drew aside the curtain and in front of me is a show of colors in the sky! The clouds have a special shape and the sun not yet risen to the beautiful colors of dye.
I'll jump on something, I take the equipment (fortunately I had left all mounted from the night before) and I run out, choose a foreground "rescue" and start taking better not to lose the moment.
Unfortunately, these photos, along with those of the previous sunset, are part of those lost!
In this case I have to say that the sky conditions were superb, but the rush did not make me do exciting shots, so it does not I'm desperate too when I found out I lost the picture. However
some photos of that session I have left and from there on we are all the pictures I've done.
photos that I have been starting when the sun rises on the horizon, painting everything red.
When the sun disappears behind the clouds, we return and go back to sleep.
We wake up mid-morning and left for John to go around the island by boat, I give up a bit 'for the cost and a little' because they inspire me too.
I make a big breakfast, then I'm going to review and fix the pictures on the laptop until then.
Around 13:30 I go for a ride on the cliff. Today is a wonderful day and it's hot, so I take off my shirt and a bare back rest. Turning to the case and do some souvenir photos, including an overview of some houses Runde.
Slowly I move and I headed to the small lighthouse located in the little more of this car, I remember doing a lot more photos, inspired by the beautiful coastal view.
arrived at the lighthouse I start to look around a bit 'round the structure, then I notice a movement of gannets close enough to me, a coming and going from the open sea towards the mainland, so I walk a little 'to the sea and stand there trying to make some decent shots.
Most of the time, the gannets spend rather distant, but in a couple of occasions I fly really close and I can at least bring home something.
When is nearing the time of return from the boat ride of my friend, I take my things and go back. As I walk I notice a bird (which of course I know not identify) to speed past twice. Eventually I see him perched on a rock and try to get closer. Hiding behind the rocks and move slowly I can get decently close. Light and background are not the best, but all in all I do not mind shooting.
When John tells me get a bit 'of experience, tells me that I have gone to see the seals, so that is not normally included in the tour, and that there were other photographers equipped at all points. One was a Russian who was asked if he knew the Juzaforum, the forum on which we met and he and I normally attend! Incredible!
says they have "tried to communicate "for a while ', with an English-fetched, then they exchanged contacts and you are greeted.
E' so well taken that experience would start immediately and make a second lap, but its memory cards are full (do not envy him, having to fix all those photos ...) and there is with the times.
look at all the photos you did, then he goes out looking for some light shooting at Sule better, I will start to cook in advance, so you finish at sunset.
When I go, ready to shoot, I understand now that will not be a sunset worthy of note, prepare a composition and sloping mountains are the filters, then the rest on hold. The area is so quiet return at home, leaving all the equipment out, which I still keep an eye on the Vetrone of the cabin, but there being no need.
Eventually some shots cute, but nothing special.
the evening, we chat a bit 'and we relax, then we'll go to bed, the day after we leave and leave the coast.
wakes them up again for the sunrise, but this time the conditions are poor. The sky is almost completely covered and then rest for a while 'to observe the evolution of the situation inside the cab. In the end it creates a situation in which a strip near the horizon is painted a deep purple, is not what I expected but I'm happy: I mount the 70-300mm, and increasingly from within, do a shot "just to", then go back to sleep.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Staff Infection On Bellybutton
Travel - Travel
the morning of Saturday, August 14 we continue the journey, to Bergen.
We camp just outside the city and set off immediately for a visit when you are around the 12.
Bergen also does not strike me too much, a normal city, not typical of Oslo, the only things worth visiting are the famous Bryggen, UNESCO World Heritage Site.
These typical wooden houses in the port area are completely skewed and distorted because of an explosion in the past to the port, the positive side is that you can go freely from the outside, but also in the narrow alleyways, one can also climb on balconies and into the attic! The downside is, of course, have arisen restaurants, bars and shops that enjoy the ground floor of part structures.
But a visit there is ...
disappointment was the rather famous fish market, a small rectangle of about ten meters on each side, where there is fish, fruits and more. I had imagined largest and most characteristic but did not seem very different from our markets in the square.
city Let's go to the aquarium, but the cost of the ticket brings us to the cravings, so we decide to try to see a pretty weird little church out of town.
arrive on site and we have to do a little 'round the ocean to figure out exactly where to go, but do not try to ask for information we are given a great help. Eventually we parked and try the road that seems most plausible, four steps and we arrived.
The church is surrounded by a knitted wire mesh and, again, it pays to enter. Fortunately, the place stands alone, surrounded by a grove, Therefore, even when standing outside the fence we can see and photograph the entire structure.
From the photos seen on the road seemed much bigger and imposing, but the sizes are quite small, but the building is unique and embroidery abound.
I do not particularly excited, but even I'm sorry, I remember taking a few photos and then we'll go.
We spent a mini market and then returned to the campsite.
A quick shower (always paid) and we start immediately in the kitchen, eat quickly and return to Bergen to board the Fløibanen, which should enjoy a nice view over the city and coast, sunset.
configure your browser, but soon we are going "a nose" on a steep street really close to the point that we need to do more maneuvers in the hairpin to bend!
uncertainty continue until the end of the road, here we ask information to young people who are confirming that we have to park and walk for 10 minutes.
then leave the car, take backpacks and tripods and we set off.
The "ten minutes" norvegiesi are as usual more, and after 20-30 minutes we arrive at the summit, where, by the arrival of the funicular, there is a broad overview of steps.
The protective glass height bust does not leave much space to the compositions, so it fits better with a few test shots and await the right light.
The conditions are not bad, the rays of sunlight filter in between the clouds and flashes when one of them hits a patch of grass in the foreground, both me and John we pounce on the shutter button!
As the light fades, fades away the heat of the air, leaving room for a pretty cool breeze.
We look forward to photograph the lights of the city during the blue hour.
This time we are not the only photographers present, probably due to the presence of the cable car, and then comfort to be able to get to the top without hard work, other photographers and not fitted with stands, stand next to us.
When the time is good, a haze begins to decline in some areas of the city, making the scene more palatable. We make several shots, then when the hour is late now, we start to descend, and, almost out of spite, the mist is flushed from the city lights, creating other photographic find everything.
few minutes and we already arrived at the car, then back to camp and we tucked into sleeping bags for the last time in a tent.
Now, do not think bad, I forgot to put photos, it's just that, mysteriously, have been lost!
I am sure you have downloaded on the laptop of John (where to download it As the photos to make room on the memory card) and having reviewed the days after, then during the last days of the trip, I realized that there were photos, and those memories, both from the "right".
I tried to do a search on the entire hard drive but nothing. I do not know what happened and fortunately I'm not the best photos, but some that I liked enough yes, really a pity!
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Tombstone Writing Funny My
Bergen in Norway - Hardangervidda
When we wake up the morning of Thursday 12, we find that incredible moisture has completely soaked the tent!
We decide to delay the start and we put into action, trying to dry the wet with the bulk of paper towels, squeeze and re-using them as best we can!
When the situation improves and the tent is partially dry, dismantle everything and we get on the road.
Along the way, the fjords, as always, give performances. At one point we find a situation quite incredible: we have only one scene in a lake, a hill, mountains and even a glacier! This time we can not stop for some photos!
After you put everything away, we continue the journey.
We had planned to arrive in the waterfall Voringsfoss late morning, because according to our calculations, there would be the best lighting conditions, but when we camped at Øvre is already mid-afternoon. Have placed, however, we decided to visit the waterfall, having nothing better to do.
We climb in the car on a very winding road (almost spiral) up to the perfect start when you look at the waterfall. There are various ways and various places to see this attraction, what we have chosen is not the best: you can easily see the small waterfall secondary as the dust raised by the water vapor flow in which crashes to the ground (amazing how the steam and the air mass caused by increased scavenger cascade way up, the water of the lowest), but the waterfall more if you do not see the end, being almost entirely hidden behind the rock.
We note that probably the best point is that from the bottom, along a footpath that leads up to the foot of the waterfall, but, in addition to being a long distance (2-3 hours of walking, according to what we know), it would also difficult to take pictures with all that water vapor, and of course you are completely soaked.
Given the late hour and the adventure of the day before, we are content with where we are and took some pictures.
Back at camp we cook our usual large pot of pasta and then we dedicate ourselves to the photos. Fortunately, the campsite is right on the shore of a fjord and offers a nice scenario, as often happen in the various places where we will stay, so for once I just do only 2 steps to already be on location!
The weather conditions in Norway are highly variable, and more often at dusk or dawn, there are situations worthy of note, or at least cute. This is definitely a pro for those who love landscape photography! The probability of finding something good when it comes to photography is definitely high.
rest until the last color on the gray clouds passing, shooting every now and then to record each situation and change colors in the sky, so you can choose the best moment later.
Now I put everything away and sat down with a beer and chat with John, when I lose the eye in the sky and I see that you have created a special situation with a pair of fiery clouds of a vivid red with purple hues. It seems almost impossible for such an event several minutes after everything has shut down, but this is it! Obviously I can only do viewer.
The next day we wake up early, take the car and we head towards the Hardangervidda National Park in search of wild reindeer, birds and anything else interesting faunisticamente can occur. The weather is bad, however, especially on the park, at times with rain and strong wind.
take a dirt road for a fee (there is a casottina beginning with the application forms a part becomes detached and is held, the other is made in the envelope, so you shove money in the pockets is 'appropriate box) at low speed and continue looking around to spot something.
Luck does not help us much, and also the road is the only passable by car to go into the heart of the park, so it's pretty busy and the human presence takes maybe a bit 'away wild animals. On the other hand, the bad weather we have to pass the desire for a walk, then we should go back and forth in the car and hope for luck.
Throughout the morning we do not see anything at all, except for some rock misleading mistaken for animal, then all that remains is the surrounding landscape.
Around noon / one o'clock exit of the dirt road and parked in an area along the road to take a break, they take the opportunity to eat, a game of "Trivial Pursuit" with the defeat of John annexed (the first of a series!: D), and also some pictures "from boredom."
Then we resume our back and forth on the dirt road.
At one point out of the window I see a bird still on the grass, nailed down the window on my side and do a short burst, control the shots, I make a second burst and then gives way to the specialist. Misfortune has it that at that very moment behind us comes a van, making a loud noise, we move to pull over and let him pass, but when we get back in now the bird is gone.
Covering Photos John suggests it is a Plover doves, actually then look at the guide of the birds that it is a golden plover.
The distance and conditions did not produce a great photo of start, but the RAW files still try to pull something out, if only to remember my first sighting of game!
The rest of the day goes by without anything done. Late in the afternoon
some sunshine begins to filter through the clouds, making among other hope for the sunset, just as I'm trying the 300mm f2.8 John, so I take this opportunity to a landscape by hand.
the evening, over our classic dinner of pasta, I placed again on the banks of the fjord of the camp for sunset.
The conditions are less attractive in the sky this time, but there is still something nice.
behind me but there are large clouds of yellow-orange color and I think to myself that maybe dall'Hardangervidda would have done something really nice, having a good view of 360 degrees and some interesting areas a bit 'in all directions. This time
rest beyond the last lights, not to me how unprepared the night before, but obviously in this case the conditions do not recur, so I have to make do with what I have already done so.
When we wake up the morning of Thursday 12, we find that incredible moisture has completely soaked the tent!
We decide to delay the start and we put into action, trying to dry the wet with the bulk of paper towels, squeeze and re-using them as best we can!
When the situation improves and the tent is partially dry, dismantle everything and we get on the road.
Along the way, the fjords, as always, give performances. At one point we find a situation quite incredible: we have only one scene in a lake, a hill, mountains and even a glacier! This time we can not stop for some photos!
After you put everything away, we continue the journey.
We had planned to arrive in the waterfall Voringsfoss late morning, because according to our calculations, there would be the best lighting conditions, but when we camped at Øvre is already mid-afternoon. Have placed, however, we decided to visit the waterfall, having nothing better to do.
We climb in the car on a very winding road (almost spiral) up to the perfect start when you look at the waterfall. There are various ways and various places to see this attraction, what we have chosen is not the best: you can easily see the small waterfall secondary as the dust raised by the water vapor flow in which crashes to the ground (amazing how the steam and the air mass caused by increased scavenger cascade way up, the water of the lowest), but the waterfall more if you do not see the end, being almost entirely hidden behind the rock.
We note that probably the best point is that from the bottom, along a footpath that leads up to the foot of the waterfall, but, in addition to being a long distance (2-3 hours of walking, according to what we know), it would also difficult to take pictures with all that water vapor, and of course you are completely soaked.
Given the late hour and the adventure of the day before, we are content with where we are and took some pictures.
Back at camp we cook our usual large pot of pasta and then we dedicate ourselves to the photos. Fortunately, the campsite is right on the shore of a fjord and offers a nice scenario, as often happen in the various places where we will stay, so for once I just do only 2 steps to already be on location!
The weather conditions in Norway are highly variable, and more often at dusk or dawn, there are situations worthy of note, or at least cute. This is definitely a pro for those who love landscape photography! The probability of finding something good when it comes to photography is definitely high.
rest until the last color on the gray clouds passing, shooting every now and then to record each situation and change colors in the sky, so you can choose the best moment later.
Now I put everything away and sat down with a beer and chat with John, when I lose the eye in the sky and I see that you have created a special situation with a pair of fiery clouds of a vivid red with purple hues. It seems almost impossible for such an event several minutes after everything has shut down, but this is it! Obviously I can only do viewer.
The next day we wake up early, take the car and we head towards the Hardangervidda National Park in search of wild reindeer, birds and anything else interesting faunisticamente can occur. The weather is bad, however, especially on the park, at times with rain and strong wind.
take a dirt road for a fee (there is a casottina beginning with the application forms a part becomes detached and is held, the other is made in the envelope, so you shove money in the pockets is 'appropriate box) at low speed and continue looking around to spot something.
Luck does not help us much, and also the road is the only passable by car to go into the heart of the park, so it's pretty busy and the human presence takes maybe a bit 'away wild animals. On the other hand, the bad weather we have to pass the desire for a walk, then we should go back and forth in the car and hope for luck.
Throughout the morning we do not see anything at all, except for some rock misleading mistaken for animal, then all that remains is the surrounding landscape.
Around noon / one o'clock exit of the dirt road and parked in an area along the road to take a break, they take the opportunity to eat, a game of "Trivial Pursuit" with the defeat of John annexed (the first of a series!: D), and also some pictures "from boredom."
Then we resume our back and forth on the dirt road.
At one point out of the window I see a bird still on the grass, nailed down the window on my side and do a short burst, control the shots, I make a second burst and then gives way to the specialist. Misfortune has it that at that very moment behind us comes a van, making a loud noise, we move to pull over and let him pass, but when we get back in now the bird is gone.
Covering Photos John suggests it is a Plover doves, actually then look at the guide of the birds that it is a golden plover.
The distance and conditions did not produce a great photo of start, but the RAW files still try to pull something out, if only to remember my first sighting of game!
The rest of the day goes by without anything done. Late in the afternoon
some sunshine begins to filter through the clouds, making among other hope for the sunset, just as I'm trying the 300mm f2.8 John, so I take this opportunity to a landscape by hand.
the evening, over our classic dinner of pasta, I placed again on the banks of the fjord of the camp for sunset.
The conditions are less attractive in the sky this time, but there is still something nice.
behind me but there are large clouds of yellow-orange color and I think to myself that maybe dall'Hardangervidda would have done something really nice, having a good view of 360 degrees and some interesting areas a bit 'in all directions. This time
rest beyond the last lights, not to me how unprepared the night before, but obviously in this case the conditions do not recur, so I have to make do with what I have already done so.
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