Originally posted by KevinR Very nice, and all beautiful captures.
I'll be heading for Kirkenes->Bergen around middle March. Hopefully activity and light still good at that time. This is one of my dreams..
There`s a fair chance of seeing Aurora all of the winter, this year due to the heavy solar activity.
So good luck, hope you`ll be satisfied with the ship
The specific company having this cruises is called "Hurtigruten".
Here you can see where these 11 ships are right now:
Skipene nå - hurtigruten.no
Which one are you going to travel with?
Originally posted by ogunturkay Congratulations dear Larsen, your shots are great. Greetings...
Thanks, really kind of you
Originally posted by dadipentak I think you misunderstood me--I'm saying I like it. True, it doesn't have the perfect clarity we tend to strive for but I( don't regard that as a defect. Maybe it's because some of my photos (particularly the high iso basketball shots) have a "painterly" feel due to my ham-handed NR, but I think there is a certain charm to that effect. In the same way we value "grain" or other effects in some photos, I think there's a place for the aesthetic feel that results from the use of NR tools.
I understand, it`s just that your comment made me aware of that plastic-look and I tried to edit it to look just a tad more natural, and I`ve brightened the sky just a little at the same time; please tell me if it`s looking better or worse?
Btw, thanks
Here`s the link to "the Atlantic", where my pictures now are found :
The Sky Is on Fire! Your Complete Visual Guide to the Northern Lights - Rebecca J. Rosen - Technology - The Atlantic
Mine being Tommy Bergseth-Larsen, with a direct link to my Flickr-page when clicking the name.
(Lovely, my first "real" North light-pics and they end up in two large magazine`s websites abroad! My first foreign publishing
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