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Tommy Richardsen // Trichardsen // Facebook // 500px Β // Google+ // InstagramThat we are slowly approaching the end of the midnight sun period is starting to become noticeable, way more vivid colours in the sky, will be quite a busy time ahead capturing the light of the night.
Captured in SΓΈrkjosen, Troms, Northern Norway.
Nikon D800, 15mm, F11, iso 160, 30sec.
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Thank you for the critique.
It mentions the gear in the description. (Nikon D810 + Zeiss 15mm F2.8 distagon)
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Your welcome.Β
Thank you for answering my question. Β
I like your pictures, they are very nice pieces. Β
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First of all, the title of this piece is very appropriate because it truly looks like something out of a fairytale. The water starts to look more like silk, or molten metal, the way you've captured it. The entire piece is well-framed by the crispy green hills. One way this piece was brilliant was in its framing. You have a clear subject, the stream, as well as a sort of pattern of things drawing nearer to the light clouds/sunset in the distance. The stream looks like a road in this, and in a way, that's what a fairytale is. Again, this piece is full of a lively yet somehow classic vibrancy. Well done!
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Thank you for the kind words.
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No problem at all. Thank you for creating the beautiful piece and for accepting my critique.
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Certainly a pleasure, glad you like my work.
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(Singing): Trolls to the left of me, Orcs to the right....
What do I do...?
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β¦In a land far, far away, where the sunsets grace the skies, the waters flow like silk and the land represents a journey only just begunβ¦
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A photo like this can make for the perfect setting of a fantasy world. Canβt help but wonder how on earth the water looks like it was woven from fabric, or an incredibly strong bubble bath mixture.
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Certainly a fascinating landscape youβve captured Tommy, and perhaps yet another notch in the belt that is your expanding photo portfolio. A good job, all around!
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Thanks so very much .
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It's always a pleasure when it comes to your work, bud.
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Lovely capture and a great composition! 
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You sure do have some patience explaining that water effect a couple times, kudos.Β
As well congratulations on being a photo of the week, nice.
Once Upon a time, I stared at another time
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That's a long apperature open..did I say that right?
I took an intro to photography some time ago but mix the fstop with the eye open not having used a highly controllable camera for some time.
It makes the water fog, which I think looks awesome.
Nice shot.Β
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It is a long exposure at F11 aperture, so close enough IΒ΄d say.
And the long exposure does make the water kind like fog or silk, and thank you.
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Lol when I saw in someone's 
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Fantastisk fint, dette her er et bilde du kan vΓ¦re stolt av Γ₯ ha tatt.
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Bare hyggelig. Dette fortjener enΒ .Β
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The lighting here is beautiful! Excellent work!
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This is extraordinarily beautiful! I'd love to visit Norway.
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Thank you very much.
Norway is certainly not the worst place to visit, but kinda expensive.
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You're welcome. I 'm sure it's wonderful.
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Hi
This deviation has been voted submission of the week by the members of and has been featured HERE
Your gallery is beautiful
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Im honored, thanks so much.
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I cannot get over how beautiful Norway is. Your aurora photography is outstanding, but I really like your landscapes too
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