Norway Fjords
Nov 5, 2022 14:56:11 #
Rick from NY wrote:
Just thought I'd add a few of the shots I took using the Nikon D500 and 80-400 at effective 600mm. It was a cold, rainy, dreary day and I shot at ISO 2000, f8 at 1/2000sec. Other than this day shooting distant critters, I used the Zeiss 18-70 (24-105 eqiv), for what it's worth.
Stupendous photography
💙🌀💎🌀💙
Nov 5, 2022 15:36:03 #
Fredrick wrote:
Rick from NY mentioned Geiranger. I was there in 2018 on Cunard’s Victoria and took this photo with my iPhone 8+ at the time.
The fjords are magnificent and you almost can’t go wrong with any camera you have.
Have fun!
The fjords are magnificent and you almost can’t go wrong with any camera you have.
Have fun!
What a phenomenally beautiful, breathtaking shot 💚💚💎💚💚
Nov 5, 2022 16:12:54 #
PhotoDerek wrote:
KenCan, taken at the base of Lang Fossen waterfall having crossed the previously mentioned dual carriageway road - Nikon DSLR at 24mm on a 24-70 zoom on a tripod. Unfortunately, this was sightseeing holiday not a photographic holiday and time constraint no time to use a ND filter, set up tripod, compose and shoot.
Goretex rain gear and boots.
Goretex rain gear and boots.
Impressive shot - and possibly a great day for a quick shower while camping 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊
Nov 5, 2022 16:13:34 #
PhotoDerek wrote:
Lang Fossen waterfall, to scale the height look at... (show quote)
An eye-catching beauty 💧💦💧💦💧
Nov 5, 2022 16:23:25 #
joecichjr wrote:
What a phenomenally beautiful, breathtaking shot 💚💚💎💚💚
Thanks. It wasn’t too hard with scenery like that.
Nov 6, 2022 00:34:42 #
timcc
Loc: Virginia
I cruised the fjords last June with an a6000 and used a 16-70 lens for about 90 percent of my shots, and a 70-350 for the relatively few long-distance photos. Your 18-135 is a good lens that should cover almost all your needs. The 55-210 will be useful for the more distant wildlife shots.
Those are the only two lenses I would take. The a6000 is a wonderful camera, and if you shoot raw and do a little post-processing, you should get some great pics. It's a fun trip -- we were lucky with the weather, but it can get wet up there. The a6000 is not weather sealed, so I suggest bringing either a waterproof camera as a backup (I took an Olympus T-5) or a plastic camera sleeve to keep your a6000 dry.
I posted some shots from our trip on the website below.
Those are the only two lenses I would take. The a6000 is a wonderful camera, and if you shoot raw and do a little post-processing, you should get some great pics. It's a fun trip -- we were lucky with the weather, but it can get wet up there. The a6000 is not weather sealed, so I suggest bringing either a waterproof camera as a backup (I took an Olympus T-5) or a plastic camera sleeve to keep your a6000 dry.
I posted some shots from our trip on the website below.
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