Yesterday before going to work I went into this area that I really like. It has a beautiful forest and a nice lake. It is located north of the city of Venlo. I had little over an hour to spend before starting my shift at work.
Just walking around with my Fujifilm XT4 and 16-80mm F4 and snapping some straight forward shots. The way the XT4 captures colors and details still amazes me. How I love this camera!
There's always a photo - Forest Photography
No matter how bad the conditions might seem for landscape photography, or any type of photography actually. There's always something there to capture. As long as you are willing to spend some time out there, looking for it.
Forest Photography in Autumn
Autumn is here, and it is in full effect. Vibrant colors, changing weather and the forest basically changing its coat. Shedding off what is left of the summer. And preparing for the winter. During this time of the year the forest is one of the most interesting and beautiful places to be. Every tree is competing for the prize of the most colorful and the prettiest. The wind is practicing on its cool breeze again, and the rain is finding its way down to the earth’s soil a lot more compared to the summer months.
Exactly, time to head out, and spend some time in the forest. Capture all of it. Below are a bunch of photographs I took at the end of October.
All of them were shot with my Nikon D500, my Sigma 70-200mm F2.8 S and Nikon 17-55mm F2.8
Please leave a comment on this blog post, lets interact. Which of the photographs in this series is your favorite and why? Thank you for checking out my work!
Photographing in a foggy forest
A couple of days ago I went out on a early morning hike. Took my camera with me, and these are some the results from that day. The area I visited is local to me. I talk more about this trip in the video down below. Just scroll down to find the video. A like, comment and share would be really nice. Thank you for checking out my work. - Arjan
A short video following me as I go on a early morning hike and enjoy some landscape photography.
"BIG" Iceland Panorama
Here is the BIG Panorama I was talking about on Facebook. 50 images stitched to become one.
This gave my computer quite a hard time, rendering and processing. It is the biggest panorama I’ve ever shot.
It is actually so big, that you can’t really see all the details in it.
So, I’ve uploaded the image to my Dropbox, for you to see it in a higher resolution.
Click the link to see the image in a bigger size: https://www.dropbox.com/s/st826errskjw221/ICELAND%20PANORAMA.jpg?dl=0
In the image: Mýrdalsjökull Glacier. Southern Iceland
