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    That's a beautiful picture.
    In every way - framed, posed, image quality, landscape. Everything. Lovely.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Humakt View Post
    That's a beautiful picture.
    In every way - framed, posed, image quality, landscape. Everything. Lovely.
    Indeed
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    Quote Originally Posted by Humakt View Post
    That's a beautiful picture.
    In every way - framed, posed, image quality, landscape. Everything. Lovely.
    Glad you liked it. Here is another from the same trip. This was originally 7 pictures that was glued together in Photoshop...

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    Ye Gods, Rune, those pics are desktop-screen quality!

    Glad the parent had them clean up the spot, that doesn't happen too often around here.
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    Stunning pictures Rune......stunning!

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    Just gorgeous. I didn't know colours like that existed!

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    Not quite as spectacular, but it was special for me nevertheless. All alone in Wales, loving the freedom.


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    Wow, Bernie - superb photo, felt like I was right there
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bernie View Post
    Not quite as spectacular, but it was special for me nevertheless. All alone in Wales, loving the freedom.

    I bet mornings are beutiful around sunrise, perhaps with a littlle haze/ fog on the water :-)
    You should return to that spot :-)
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    This is from Trollfjorden. The Battle of Trollfjord (Trollfjordslaget) was fought in here in 1890 between the first industrial, steam-driven fishing ships and teams of traditional open-boat fishermen over access to the fjord. Johan Bojer described the battle in his 1921 novel The last of the Vikings (Den siste Viking).

    The Battle of Trollfjord (Trollfjordslaget) was fought in 1890 between the first industrial, steam-driven fishing ships and teams of traditional open-boat fishermen over access to the fjord. Johan Bojer described the battle in his 1921 novel The last of the Vikings (Den siste Viking).

    Anyway, more of my photos can be seen here:

    http://www.runebjornsen.com/

    I guess still pictures is what I am doing for a while...

    Last edited by FishyFolk; 16-08-2015 at 02:39 AM.
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    Defeat is an absolute consequense for the one that have neglected to do the necessary preparations - bad luck we call it
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