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Fjord by tucucumba
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I had been imagening this shot ever since I noticed this place a couple years ago. I always figured this would be a quite difficult shot to pull of, as the narrow bridge I’m standing on is in a awkward position considering the angle of this gorge.
By hanging my camera and tripod out from the bridge, I manage to find a composition I felt would work. Now the next challenge is the vast difference in light, from the darkest shadows in the rocks to the very bright sky above. I needed 7(!) images to fully capture the dynamic range.
I loved the dark red skies floating on the sky, making this a pretty dramatic view. Not sure if this would be the entrance or exit to Hell, what do you think?
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Aurora over NTNU university main building by Aziz_Nasuti
A fantastic night in Trondheim with so much dancing lights in the sky. Actually the aurora was so strong and unusual in that night that everybody could see it even inside the city.
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Waiting for tomorrow II by Nordhaug-photography
Trondheim, Norway, june 2015.
In early june, the sun is barely under the horizon in Norway. When the skies are right, this can result in hours of wonderful light during night. This was captured half an hour before midnight.
In early june, the sun is barely under the horizon in Norway. When the skies are right, this can result in hours of wonderful light during night. This was captured half an hour before midnight.
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Flying in the midnight sunset Ekne Norway by Aziz_Nasuti
Here you can see the sunset in Ekne around 11 Pm. If you noticed carefully it is a relatively a long-exposure shot so how I managed to capture that very welcomed Heron? Well I have composed it. Indeed it is two exposures with two different lenses.Heron caught with 70-200 mm and the scene with 16-35 mm. All the Reflections are reall here. I would like very much to thank my very best friend Hessam for helping me in editing this photo. As I am always saying he is not only a good friend but also a talented photographer.
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Trondheim In Blue Hours! by Aziz_Nasuti
Please note that this is a long-exposure shot (158s). This shot has been taken around 11pm just half an hour after sunset in Trondheim. I could take only two pictures after two hours. I was standing in a floating dock and boats and kayaks just made my evening ;).The atmospher was excellent! So quiet so beautiful. Hope you like the result.
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Amazing sunset Over Nidarosdomen Trondheim by Aziz_Nasuti
Please note that this is a shot with long exposure of 200s. I have uploaded this before but I thought I need to re-edit it better as one of my best shots from Nidaros Cathedral and Nidelva river.
Nidaros Cathedral is a Church of Norway, located in the city of Trondheim in Sør-Trøndelag county, Norway. Built over the burial site of Saint Olaf, the king of Norway in the 11th century, who became the patron saint of the nation.
Nidaros Cathedral is a Church of Norway, located in the city of Trondheim in Sør-Trøndelag county, Norway. Built over the burial site of Saint Olaf, the king of Norway in the 11th century, who became the patron saint of the nation.
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Nidelva the Mirror of Trondheim by Aziz_Nasuti
OOPS:This is not fine art SO no fake reflection here 😉
Nidelva is the name of Trondheim’s river which passes through the city. Here you can see the beautiful wooden houses of the city which are located in both asides of the river. When it is calm really you can not distinguish between the real stuff and their reflection in the nidelva. Nidelven has its very own song, Nidelven Stille og Vakker du er (“Nidelven [how] Still and Beautiful you are”).
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Nidelva is the name of Trondheim’s river which passes through the city. Here you can see the beautiful wooden houses of the city which are located in both asides of the river. When it is calm really you can not distinguish between the real stuff and their reflection in the nidelva. Nidelven has its very own song, Nidelven Stille og Vakker du er (“Nidelven [how] Still and Beautiful you are”).
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Hilde Storm over Trondheim and Nidelva river! by Aziz_Nasuti
Revisiting a moment: Actually I took this photo on 16 Nov 2013. In that time there was a strong storm hitting Trondheim with strong wind. I decided to take a photo with my Tripod and using ND filter. This was the first time that I could see that the color of the river was converted completely brownish or let’s say muddy. You know what many people were looking at me very strangely because everybody were running to find a shelter but I was trying to make a long shot exposure shot. I hope You like the result. A tip: I like the picture after or before a strong rain or storm 😉 Please feel free to find me by: |Website| ,|Facebook page| , |Instagram| ,|Google+| .|Twitter| .
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