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Wooden bridge in the beginning of a hiking trail in Vaattunkiköngäs, Finnish Lapland.
Wooden bridge in the beginning of a hiking trail in Vaattunkiköngäs, Finnish Lapland.
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September 24, 2017
Thank you! It's in Arctic circle hiking area, Rovaniemi, Finland, Skandinavia / Northern Europe
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Location
In the beginning of Vaattunkiköngäs hiking trail, Rovaniemi, Lapland of Finland.Time
It was late afternoon.Lighting
The sky & light was horrible, grey, gloomy and clouds were flat. Better to be left on the background.Equipment
Canon EOS 6D, lense Canon IS USM 16-35mm. No other equipment.Inspiration
I was wandering around the camping area when suddenly just noticed how inviting the old hanging bridge actually looked like - a bit mysterious, a bit dangerous, very calling for an adventurous mind. You can't know what is waiting on the other side until you cross that bridge into the wild..Editing
I did some cropping to get the diagonals perfectly, and some processing for the tones. It's a single shot.In my camera bag
My basic bag on-the-go equipment holds one frame, Canon EOS 6D, with three lenses: Canon 50mm f1.8, Canon IS USM 16-35mm f4 and Tamron 150-600mm f5-6.3, and a big but lightweight Sirui tripod. It has been a good combination so far.Feedback
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