What's better in this too cold part of the year, than looking at photos from the summer? :inquisitive:
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From June this year.
The air humidity is also lacking:
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What's better in this too cold part of the year, than looking at photos from the summer? :inquisitive:
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From June this year.
The air humidity is also lacking:
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Gletsjereis is great.
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I proudly present our snowdragon (our snowman making skills are a bit rusty...):
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Sweet! Viking, where's the first pic from?
And what potion is that in your first picture Andres?
It was taken right outside my parent's house (as was the second photo).Quote:
Originally Posted by Mithrandir
Got a new toy and just had to test it out.
View from the front of my house.
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South East:
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Oh...my, what a view Sigurd! Please tell me these shots were taken during the height of summer so I don't feel like I'm missing out on the perfect home. :laugh4:
Do you mind telling us what your new toy is?
My educated guess:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gregoshi
A nikon D3000. Probably with the 18-55 3.5-5.6 lens.
Am I close Sigurd? :)
My brother got one too last week.\
I'll have to visit Norway soon...beautiful. is it expensive compared to other EU countries?
That's a nice view you've got there, Sigurd. It's pics like that that make me wish -- and not for the first time -- that I were actually Norwegian instead of just Norwegian-American. :bow:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sigurd
I'm jealous.
Is it difficult to migrate to Norway and to get Norwegian nationality?
Oh... my... ***!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mithrandir
What is the trick Mith? got to be some clue in the pictures I guess.
Yes that is correct. Not the most expensive camera - but my first digital SLR camera.
I have an ancient Pentax P30n with a Tokina 35-70mm 1:2.8 lens and was bummed that the lens didn't fit the Nikon house.
I'll play around with it to get into taking photos again. Then.... maybe I'll get a more advanced camera.
I find that every country I visit is cheap ... so I guess if you reverse that - it would be more expensive than most countries. :shame:Quote:
I'll have to visit Norway soon...beautiful. is it expensive compared to other EU countries?
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Originally Posted by Gregoshi
There is one place I am dying to take pictures of this coming spring. Last time I drove through that particular valley, I had an emotional incident. I'll see if I can capture it in a digital image.
I guess I knew that you had Viking blood in you Martok... But America is not devoid of breathtaking views mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martok
You shouldn't be... you have ... uhm ... ehh ... I can't think of any Dutch mountains right now but ya know - the place where your magnificent downhill skiers train. :beam:Quote:
Originally Posted by Andres
Lot's of Dutch people work here... I guess you could too.
You know pretty well that I'm Belgian (as in Duvel, Leffe, Kriek, Geuze, Westmalle, Westfleteren, ...), not Dutch (as in Heineken) :brood:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sigurd
We have the Ardennen/Ardennes and we do have very nice medieval cities; I'll see if I find something pretty when I get back home.
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België is geannexeerd Andres ;)
Why would you? Unless you plan on going Pro, as far as I've seen it with my brothers D3000, you can practicly do everything with the camera you can do with mine, save some pro features.Quote:
Yes that is correct. Not the most expensive camera - but my first digital SLR camera.
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I'll play around with it to get into taking photos again. Then.... maybe I'll get a more advanced camera.
As long as it's just hobby, the D3000 is a great camera I think. You'd be better of investing in some more glass first. (cheapo 50mm 1.8 @ €95,- is a nice addition, or ofcourse a 18-200/70-300 to get some more range). Glass doesn't lose value nearly as fast as camera's.
What'dya pay for the body/kit? D3000 sell for €309,- here body only, or €370,- including the 18-55.
I'll go out and shoot something today too, business is slow anyway :shame:
You might be right... We'll see. Pro photographers don't use live-view anyway right? :beam:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mithrandir
I paid 3 495 NoK which is about €418 with today's currency exchange.
Festivals woohoo!
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Happy new year people!!
A view from my balcony south-east
Quiet in the late hours of 2009:
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A few minutes into the new year:
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It's getting smoky after a while... the environment people, the environment.
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Orion is a-risin' in that first shot. :thumbsup: I gather those are personal fireworks rather than a town display?
Great shots Sigurd, very nice indeed :bow:
No people posting, then? Bah!
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You should meditate more hax, just focus......
Too bad i missed peeing santa...was so busy around that time. could have used an idea for when grams asked me to put up her lights.
I'm a true Celt! :knight:
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*facepalm*
The redhead original accept no substitute!
Haha, still a bit to learn, but cute. :2thumbsup:
Why do I always get the feeling the Lemurites are the happiest family of the world?
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Originally Posted by Lemur
because they have a dad willing to do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fragony
He's lucky he doesn't have the feet of snow we have here, though. Otherwise, he'd be just as selfish as I am. :clown:
Oh, that vid features my favorite actress !
Ive always wondered... What song are you singing in that second picture lemur... Is it like a "ho-ho-ho this is a christmas rap" or a "Rudolf was my homee rap"