Not that wintry in Sweden

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Hi all sharing few of my images of my recent trip to Northern part of Sweden and to my surprised no bloody snow and I was there for that reason - SNOW... :(

But that still doesn't stop me to take some images

Taken in Vitbergens Nature Reserve, Kalvtrask.

Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Samyang 14mm 2.8 @ f/11
1/25
ISO 800
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TS-E24mm f/3.5L II
ƒ/22.0
1/25
ISO 1250
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I like the first, really tells a story to me. The second I am genuinely interested why you chose those settings, was it handheld? You could have achieved the same shutter speed with a lower ISO and larger aperture, which with a bit of tilt (can you only tilt effectively on a tripod?) would have given the required depth of field. I am asking because I intend to buy a tilt shift lens one day and I am intrigued. I like the sky on the right hand side though.
 
Nice! Was that a Conny Lundström trip?

There's not much snow here at all at the moment- tends to come later in Jan/Feb.

Would love to see more photos if you have any!
 
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I know that feeling well, I visited Prague last year and chose the week where they statistically have the most snow because I wanted shots of snowy Prague. Got there at night and it was snowing :D Then the next day (and the rest of the week) it was warm and sunny, like the middle of frigging July.

Great photos, lovely work :)
 
Craig_85 said:
I like the first, really tells a story to me. The second I am genuinely interested why you chose those settings, was it handheld? You could have achieved the same shutter speed with a lower ISO and larger aperture, which with a bit of tilt (can you only tilt effectively on a tripod?) would have given the required depth of field. I am asking because I intend to buy a tilt shift lens one day and I am intrigued. I like the sky on the right hand side though.
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Hi, I have restrictions with space hence limiting the tripod usage and both shots are handheld so tilt/shift is not ideal. Reason for f/22 was for the sun star effect.


simonblue said:
Would be nice to spend a few days in that cabin,away from it all :)
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Yes apparently you can stay in the cabin, however you need to bring your own fuel (wood burner), food, no cooking facilities... and bloody cold :D


Darthchaffinch said:
Nice! Was that a Conny Lundström trip?

There's not much snow here at all at the moment- tends to come later in Jan/Feb.

Would love to see more photos if you have any!
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Yes it is and the locals said it is unusual for not having snow in November!


macvisual said:
Very nice Robin.

I can just imagine a log-burner in that we cabin and a kettle simmering away on top, bliss.

Great photography!
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Yeah I wanted to do that but there wasn't any wood available..


Carl Hall said:
I know that feeling well, I visited Prague last year and chose the week where they statistically have the most snow because I wanted shots of snowy Prague. Got there at night and it was snowing :D Then the next day (and the rest of the week) it was warm and sunny, like the middle of frigging July.

Great photos, lovely work :)
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Nice one I've been to Prague but no snow again ... grrrr .... should have gone to the States or Canada!
 
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