Sunrise overlooking Norwegian fjords (langfoss part two) || Landscape Photography Etne (ep02)
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024
- See part one here:
• At the top of Langfoss...
This is part two of episode one where I visit Langfoss in Etne (Hordaland) Norway. In this episode I focus on panoramas during the sunset and the sunrise.
It's time to launch a new series: Norwegian waterfalls / Running Waters. In this first episode I travel to the top of the 7th highest waterfall in Norway: Langfoss. This waterfall is considered to be one of Norway's most beautiful waterfalls, and according to BBC; Langfoss is one of the world's top ten waterfalls. I grab my camera, tent and sleeping bag and find out what the fuss is all about.
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Takk for turen! Utrolig fin natur og fantastiske bilder! Gleder meg til neste uke torsdag!
Bare hyggelig Jørg! Neste tur blir bra! Husedalen var fantastisk :)
I could watch you for hours Oddbjorn, in fact I have done. I’d just love to experience what you went through with the sunrise. At peace and solitude. I’m glad you stuck with the thumbs up 👍👍👍
hehe :) You should pitch a tent up in the lakes! Much easier than to climb it at 02:00 o'clock in the night :) Looking forward to your next entry as always James!
Absolutely stunning! Such an amazing landscape and wonderful images of it! Really enjoy watching and listening to your stories!
Thanks a lot Jim! Appreciate it 😀 That trip was incredible, have many fond memories from it, so I’m glad I could transfer the feeling a bit!
Hi Oddbjorn,
The first sunrise panorama was phenomenal, one of the best photos I have see.
Wonderful videos, thank you.
Thank you so much Christopher. That is very nice to hear :) Thanks for watching and have a good weekend buddy!
The panoramic of the sun rise was beautiful! Looking forward to the next video in your running water series 😀
Thank you Ceilih! Just finished piecing together my next entry and looking forward to share it on Thursday! 😀 Thanks again!
Wonderful video! As always, It's great to watch and get the opportunity to come along. Thank you so very much! :)
Thank you, as always :)
Great video. Fantastic location and well put together video. I look forward to the next one.
Many thanks Paul! If you liked this location you'll love the next one! :)
Hi Oddbjorn. I love the way you feel about nature and express that in your images and videos. Great vlog, thanks for sharing
Hi Wendy! That is very nice to hear. I sometimes wonder if people will understand or see the same things I am seeing because they are not there at that time. So, I'm really glad it works (sometimes) :) Thanks again!
Watching gave me a sense of peace almost as if I was there and I didn't have to carry a rucksack up a mountain to get that feeling lol. Thank you for this video
hehe! Thanks Peter! But I guarantee that the feeling of doing it in person is worth the hike up :) Thanks for watching and commenting buddy and have a great weekend!
So beautiful. Thank you for doing this.
You are welcome :) Thank you for watching!
Another Stunning vlog oddbjorn. loved those sunrise shots. Some lovely colours mate. great Job :)
Thanks a lot Ian. I was certainly glad I got up eventually, hehe!
Fantastic follow up to part 1... great video all round yet again! Such an awe inspiring location.
Thanks Richard! I'm gonna dive into your dunes video today! Looking forward to it :)
Oddbjorn, thank you for this and all your videos, which I have watched over the last month or so. They always leave me with a calm and reflective feeling and an overwhelming desire to spend more time in the wilds of nature. Your compositions are very original, which inspires me to look at the world with fresh eyes. I look forward to Thursdays. :-)
Hi Julian. What a kind comment! Made my day :) You hit the nail on the head of what I'm trying to do with these videos! So many of RUclipss videos are so frantic and rushed, I try to keep it calm as you wrote! Have a nice weekend!
:-)
Whenever I watch any of your videos I am reminded of the my fantastic month long visit to Norway many years ago.
That is very nice to hear! Thank you :) Where did you visit?
oddbjørn austevik foto. I went all over. After spending 4 beautiful days in Oslo I gradually travelled south and followed the coast until I got to Tromso. Then back to Bergen and east. I stopped in a sleepy little place called Lillehammer for a few days. I believe it has changed a bit since then! Back to Oslo then London, where I used to live.
Ah! What a way to spend a month! :)
Hi Oddbjorn, what a beautiful landscape. Fantastic to hike, camp and shoot some great photos.
Thank you Marcel! Indeed it was, very nice trip. On my way now for another hike! Can’t wait!
oddbjørn austevik foto. Enjoy your hike. I will watch your vlog about it once you put it on line.
A great end to your adventure. I particularly liked the sunrise panorama - it can be difficult to capture such an epic view but I think you nailed it! You did look knackered at the end though - I bet you were glad to get home to your own bed.
Thanks Chris! I haven't done an awful lot of bracket panoramas so I'm glad it worked as well as it did. And I was knackered, but overall a happy camper :)
Fantastic pano in the morning well worth getting up early 👏👏 and another interesting vlog, looking forward to the next trip👍
Thanks Paul! I'm really glad that image worked as well as it did. I was so tired that I couldn't add 3x4.. So anything could have happened :)
Some of us aren't morning people. I'm not always and sometimes I am . Here in Arizona, US you need to rise early or get cooked. Morning is always better at anytime of the year. When I(rarely) do it, I'm always happy to be out there. To add: I always sleep like a rock when I'm camping, but when I camp after a stressful week I might do 12 hrs.
Very nice panoramas and a great episode. Your videos keep getting better! What can I say. You are good!!
Thanks bud, kind kind! Looking forward to start working on our little project though :)
Thanks for getting out of your bag.
Hehe, you're welcome :)
Oddbjorn, I don't know which I liked more - the location, the camping, the hiking, the photography or the videoing and editing. My last two vlog episodes and the next I will probably post today or tomorrow are all from a boat. While this is fun and different for me, I miss the peacefulness of the woods and the journey aspect. A couple things in my life right now (all positive) are preventing me from getting away and camping. I must be patient, but in the meantime, I can watch your adventures. Best, Dave
Thank you very much David! It is certainly nice to mix it up once in a while, but I understand missing the woods. But that makes it all the more fun when you finally get to the hike :) I certainly looking forward to see it on RUclips :) Best, Oddbjørn
Late to see this one - but WOW what a beautiful place to photograph - and as usual, your images are incredible!! Inspires me to get out in the deserts of Texas USA and photograph images in the Big Bend area of Texas. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures!!
It's never to late Gary! Thank you so much, and I'm really glad it inspires you! That is kinda the point :) Good luck with the Big Bend!
awesome awesome awesome
Thank you thank you thank you :)
Thanks for taking us along on your breathtaking journey!
No problemo. My pleasure! Thank you for watching!
Hi Oddbjorn, I guess I've been an errant subscriber lately and haven't watched your vlogs for a while. But wow! You've really come up to a higher level in your whole presentation style. More relaxed, more personal, better music, better filming, better flow, and nice to see your quirky personality coming through. . . . . . . . . BTW, I live in Sweden and I have the same sweater as you - - - that Ullvang mid-layer gray one. It's a fav!. I see, however, that the historic Swedish trangiakök (camp-stove) has crossed the border in the other direction. Hälsningar! Bra jobbat! Deborah
Thank you so much Deborah! That was a nice comment to start the day with :) I love that sweater! It has kept me warm on many occasions, as has that trangiakøk :) Tusen takk igjen og alt godt!
Hahaha, like your sens off humor! Bravo! This is was a great trip! Så duktig du är! Lanfossen is between the 10 most beautiful waterfals in the world
But NORWAY! is the most beautiful country in the world!
hehe, tusen takk Gheorghe :)
Your videos are really fun to watch! You do a great job!
Many thanks Jeff! Appreciate the kind words!
They are fun to watch. The comments are also so sincere. I've never traveled outside of the states but this sort of thing is so enlightening. Someone will have to watch my dog for a while because I'm going abroad.
Veldig bra, Oddbjørn!! I think your photography has leveled up since you visited Svalbard. Those panoramas are fantastic. You're really making me homesick for Norway, though. Perhaps it's time I head back... Anyway, I look forward to more in this series!
Tusen takk! Yes, I definitely gained some experience points over on Svalbard :) I think I grew more confident after I visited that ice cave and made it work. I was a bit worried about that beforehand. Norway in the summer... It's hard editing these videos, just want to go out again! :)
Your work in that ice cave was phenomenal. And, I will completely understand if there is a lapse between videos!
Thank you so much again mate!
Another wow! Some great filming, go get yourself a good feed lol 😂 wonderful episode back to back. You take care on those hills 😁👍
Another thanks Mali :) I need to start bringing a fishing rod to my ever-growing rucksack! hehe. Thanks again. Take care, and have a good weekend!
Oddbjørn, I got inspiration from your video and today on 10.July.2021, I climbed all the way up to the top of Langfossen. It was only me in humans there at that time and I stayed there for couple of hours. Beauty of nature was beyond to explain. That place has some magic. So beautiful and surprising . When I reached top of 612M height mountain, astonished to see plain surface with large river flowing there which is ending as Langfossen. Another mountain was about to start on the top of that mountain. It was something unbelievable. I appreciate you that you spent night there. Otherwise I think it is dare to challenge that environment. Everything there is so natural and lovely that it is truly mind blowing.
If anyone has experience to travel from there til onward , please share your experience. I could see that there was a point on west side of top from where river was coming. what is more on that side? where that way leads to? any other point?
Congratulations Moazzam! Incredible. Glad I could inspire. Beyond what you describe lies a cottage from DNT. The Norwegian tourist association. You can borrow it and sleep there if you want. It is a hike I am planning to take at some point. It’s been a long time since I’ve been inwards those mountains, but it is incredible beautiful and the fishing is great 🙂
@@oddbjrnaustevikfoto Hi Oddbjørn, Did you manage to travel to the cottage of DNT at the top of langfossen. I am curious to listen about what is on the other side of the river which is ending as langfossen.
A wonderful place and awesome experience. The light was wonderful and your images were fantastic. I did have a question though about doing a pano of bracketed exposures. I suppose you combined the brackets and made the HDR first and then stitched them into pano? Did you fully process the HDR images before the pano or stitch the pano then adjust? I have never made a pano from several HDR images so I was curious how you did that.
Many thanks Philip. I did yes. I took 12 images and made those into 4 main images. So I made 4 HDR's, made sure they looked generally the same exposure wise, and stitched them together into a panorama. Afterwards I started tweaking the image. This process works really really well!
Wonderful panorama's! I never use Grad ND filters: just make HDR's and add a gradient in Lightroom. This way I can control (with the brush) exactly where I want to let the gradient work.
Great storytelling by the way.
Thank you very much. I try to use grads whenever I can. But I don't have a wide selection of filters to choose from, so many times I need to bracket anyway and do what you describe :) The main reason I try to use grads is that it kinda gives a feeling of building or crafting the image on site. I like that feeling! :)
Awesome video Oddbjorn. The images were magical, but moreover, your passion really came through, the whole being at one with the environment around you. I have a technical question for you. Do you find the Micro 4/3 system limiting in any way? You hear so much talk that landscape photography can only really be done on Full Frame cameras, so, I was just wondering what your thoughts were on the matter!! Tim :)
Hi Tim and thanks a lot. Appreciate the extremely kind words.
To answer your question. No, not so far. I am fairly certain that there is a very good reason why people swear to use those expensive Canons and Nikons. For stills they are most likely better. I don't have much experience using full frame cameras, so I can't really compare it micro 4/3. Main reason I stick to Panasonic is the superb video quality (among other things) as I work with video mostly. I can say however that I am very happy with the stills quality. Massive bump up from the GH4. What exactly do they say is limiting with micro 4/3? Thanks again mate!
Well, apparently the theory is that smaller sensors can't handle low light or dynamic range. My answer to that would (considering I myself use a crop sensor canon) would be to bracket my exposures. But I'm not convinced that the newer smaller sensors can't handle the low light, from examples I've seen (including yours) they can handle anything thrown at them.
If I'm worried that that could be an issues, I always bracket just to be safe! Usually though, I find that there was no need to bracket and that the most balanced image works well enough :) With todays cameras the difference gets smaller and smaller i reckon.
I reckon your right, all you have to do is look at the images coming from Olympus Panasonic, Fuji, and I almost feel Full Frame is losing it's hold, especially if you take weight into consideration. My only issue is I have so much money invested in my Canon even though it's Crop Sensor, that it's very hard to justify the change.
Torsdagen er reddet, når Oddbjørn lægger op en video. Igen en god oplevelse, at følge dig. Men du mangler stadigvæk fastbrændvidder fra Lumix/Leica DG. Især 50 + 85 mm er uundværlige. Vi ses næste torsdag!
Hehe, takk takk! Det er mye jeg mangler.. Men, en dag :) God helg Paul!