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Location
From a school trip to Brettesnes in Lofoten. Where i decided to see the perspective from a much lower view than people most normally would do in Lofoten.Time
This was taken around mid day, with rainy and moody weather. Wandering around in thick forest looking for good locations.Lighting
All natrual light!Equipment
I only used my old Alpha A58Inspiration
When people are arriving Lofoten, the only thing most people focus on is the mountains and the northern lights and in general the breath taking nature. For once i wanted to see whats not the most eye catching...like what is really right in front of your feet that you may not notice at first glance!Editing
Not really to be honest! I feel like most of my work that i enjoy the most are pretty spontaneous! Our project was actually to try out some portraits, fashion and staged photos. I did that also, but in the mean time i took some other photos and this was one of themIn my camera bag
I normally just travel with my Sony A58 and Tamron 70-300mm lense.Feedback
Not only focus on whats up in front of you. Look down on the ground! There is so so so much you can actually capture there than can create a whole new story and perspective on what you shoot! Maybe you figure out you like to take photos of ants? Or maybe moss? Or like me that actually really enjoyed taking photos of mushrooms and casually joked about maybe this can appear in a book about mushrooms!
