Well I immediately saw a human face but that's might not be what you're looking for. Norway is a really beautiful country and you have a great talent for taking photos. I've visited Norway once though it was summer and we only had time for the souther parts but it was still more than a ordinary experience.


Here's a few pics i took in Scotland (really nice country too) this summer. I'm an amateur photographer and only have a shitty camera which take somewhat noisy (or how you call it) photos so forgive if they don't really compete.

Foggy Sunrise

Fullmoon

Fullmoon

Sunset

Sunset

A few more I took recently, not quite as epic as that last emperor photo but whatever, just a short impromptu camping trip






My next bunch of photos will likely be from Finland/Iceland

666Emperor666: Super photos, again!

Some new from myself ( Also some sunset photos)








These are taken from my forest walk yesterday:

Thanks forestcorpse! Those pictures are awesome too! Third picture reminds me of Woods of Desolation - Towards the Depths LP cover. Last picture has an amazing atmosphere, I really like it.

what gear/photoshop are you guys using, btw? Real sharp photos there, I can't pull it off on my cheap olympus.

I use Canon Powershot SX200 IS. It's awesome in my opinion. It has great qualities and it's easy to take with you when going for long walks to nature. I usually don't edit my pictures at all.

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http://www.streamingvidonline.com/image ... 200-is.jpg

Thanks again for good coments!

Caspian: I uses a Canon EOS 450D, camera. And i'm very happy with it.
I also have an extra lence for more zoom.


Here is some new photos taken the last weeks:

















And some black/white in the end:

Great black and white pictures forestcorpse! Have you had any snow in Norway yet?

Thanks!

Some parts of norway (north) are starting to get snow, and mountain ranges.
But not here where i live (south-vest)

But i hope we will get snow this year like we did last winter, then it was the biggest, longest and coldest snowfall in like 20 years.

We're supposed to get 10-20 cm of snow tomorrow here in north-karelia. I hope we do.

Sweet, be sure to take photos if the snow comes! I would love to see!


Some more black and white photos taken in the evening/night:

Today we finally got some snow! Fullmoon pictures are from yesterday night.

Great! We got snow here on thursday, but it's almost gone now :/

But I got some photos:








This is taken just outside the kitchen window:


And two black/white

Nice photos!
I'm waiting for the first snow too!
I like those:























And... Hail Satan!



Ja, ja, ja!!!

What kind of cameras are you all using? Right now I have a Nikon coolpix L20 but I'm wanting about getting a new one.

Mine is a shitty Canon Ixus 80 IS:


Yesterday we went to some caves in Peñas de Aia (Arditurri):

I took about 160 photos this morning. Here is some of those. Maybe I'll post a few more later.

That is so beautiful, like taken out of a dream.


Some new from me, nothing special. Taken some weeks ago.
Still waiitng for the winter :/










This is a piece from an old stove found in some old house ruins in the woods:

666emperor, you do much processing on those images? Granted I've just got a shitty olympus, so either you have an AMAZING camera, you're stupidly talented, or you photoshop a bit.

Some stuff I took this autumn, a tower in northern Manitoba:











It's not scenery so I won't directly link it here, but this was somewhat amusing - although I don't see why people feel the compulsive need to write on everything.

I took photos of the signs attached to the tower, but they didn't say anything interesting.

This is what it looks like at about midnight in summer up here.




Frozen rivers are metal.


Psychadelic tundra.




Where the ice age hasn't yet ended.


Grim swans.


Stonehenge? No!

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Holy shit! We are you from?
Nice photos!

I have two pictures that when I saw this thread both came to mind, even though they are a couple thousand miles from each other.



This is Hanauma Bay. Its on the island of O'ahu, Hawaii. Its about a 30 minute drive from Honolulu (where I live) and it is one of the best places to snorkel on the entire island.



This is from about two thirds the way up Mount Fuji. The clouds opened up to reveal the mountain range in the distance. I thought it was one of the best pictures I got while climbing Mount Fuji, especially since the clouds covered up the views later in the afternoon.

No I don't do processing at all. I don't even have a photoshop. I guess my camera is pretty good, though it isn't a systems camera.

Thanks! I live in Delta Jct. Alaska, a tiny town in the interior kinda near Fairbanks.

Have you taken those photos around where you live? If so, that amazing, to live among all that beauty!
Great photos to!

I have a habit of driving around, camping, and hiking a lot, but that last post at least was all within a full-day trip from where I live. Ice Age and Stonehenge were taken from wilderness hikes, the rest from roads.


The town is on the left in this picture, but all you can really see is the great big AT&T Tower. There's a missile defence site on the right.


I think we're about the only farming region in the world with an average annual temperature below freezing...


And we have cool old stuff from the gold rush (old as in about 100 years). I guess that shot violates the terms of the thread, but maybe I'll get a pass for a place where the setting dominates the buildings? If not, I'll take it off.

I am all over this one.

First, some photos from an Alaska cruise my wife and I took a couple years ago:

Mountainside in Canada's Inside passage


Injured bald eagle at rescue center


Sumdum Glacier


Dawes Glacier


Now a few from Spencer Island, a wildlife preserve near my house:




Same place, different season

Blue Heron


Canadian Goose






Blue Heron looking for food

Cool man, I grew up north of Seattle and went to college in Bellingham. I used to see you at shows back in the day with your camera gear. Never said hey though. I specifically remember Demoncy since there were like a dozen of us there, haha.

You ever make it out to the mountains? like out past Granite Falls or Darrington?


Mountain Loop Highway




Somewhere in the western Cascades. Pic taken before Wolves in the Throne Room made this shit trendy.

Note: I may have posted these pictures on here a long time ago. If so I apologize for wasting server space...

Yeah, I often ride the mountain loop highway (at least what is paved) on my motorcycle in the summertime. Never bring my gear though, having no saddlebags is somewhat prohibitive.

Nice photos and nice place to live!


Nice photos too.

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A lot of good photos here now, keep them coming!

Here is 3 more from me:


This is taken some months ago, in the summer:



The moon reflecting on the lake, also summer:


And this was taken yesterday, here reflecting on the frozen lake:

Hey, the second pic of forestcorpse is the 2nd one that reminds me of Bathory's cover of 'The Return...'

Now, I took this pic after a storm, and just after seeing the photo I noticed some weird shape in the clouds.



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Nothing to compare with the majority standard being given here, but a few shots from a bored day on Whidbey Island.

Trees here die hard.




This looked like a nice place to kill a few hours.



But could unfortunately proceed no further.


Fuckin' navy.

I'd like to congratulate you all on some fantastic photography... some of you have taken some truly amazing photos...

Enough sucking the peen... can someone please remind me how to post pics on the page... its been a few years and I'm getting old and the modern strains of Chuck Berry resound in my head....

I ain't got anything on you fellas but I'd like to post a few...

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Post your pics!

Here are some new photos taken today:


We don't have the snow here yet, but we do have the cold!

The lake here, frozen:


Frosty ground and naked trees/bushes:


A smal glimps of the sun:


Frozen ground:


The lake and rocks:


Grim tree formation:

Just wanted to stop by and say that a lot of these photos are gorgeous as hell. Keep it up, photographers!