No one looks away when the sun goes down... Cheers, Erlend Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

An image from last weekend, at 02 AM I headed out of @Gyldenhorns mountain cabin just to experience the fog that was drifting in over the lake and the mountains nearby. A magical moment, quiet, nice light

The Pikesten lighthouse in Hvaler/Norway has been in use for decades, guiding sailors to safety. Apparently it is scheduled for demolition. Well, just above it you can see another beacon, it's been with

One of my favorite artists (Iron & wine) sings in one of his songs that "no one looks away when the sun goes down", but if you do; you can see the night creeping in from the left. (South)

When dragonflies are born their wings is soft and need a few minutes to dry in the sun before they can fly away and do their business. (Dragonfly business) I discovered this one just after it had hatched

Had and enjoyable weekend together with @gyldenhorn, @queen-b and @ettena in new Gyldenhorn cabin. Yesterday we walked down to the riverbed, the shoreline has dropped more than 10 meters and the view point

When the sun shines on the tiny droplets they sparkle like expensive jewelry. Can't blame the insects for going in for a closer look. This sundew was going only centimeters from a small lake and will probably

Captured this deer in an unusual environment here the other day. Wonder what she did out there in the wind, not much for a deer to do there really... So I thought black & white could fit the mood of

Yesterday I headed out to a place I normally shoot seascapes. On my way out I stumbled upon two deers. Normally I see these guys in the edge of the woods, often late in the evening. This is the first time

Sometimes it's a struggle to get the much needed time in the light, there is always some darkness lurking in the shadows. Will this little one make it? I sure hope so. :) Cheers, Erlend Steepshot IPFS

Sometimes one is enough... Have a great Sunday! :) Cheers, Erlend Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

The little droplet in focus is less than half a millimeter in diameter. It looks like water, but infract is a sticky glue that enables this plat to capture its pray and feed on it. Well, it does to have

Landscape photography rule no. 1. Don't get your own shadow in your image. Cheers, Erlend Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

From the same lake as the previous image, different night. Just minutes before this image was captured it rained heavily. Turned out to be an okay evening after all. There is something mystic and oddly

Have to take a step back from the craziness I've posted lately. This landscape is shot at one of my absolute favorite places. Not a very photogenic place, just a place to get away from it all. Usually

I've read thousands of lens reviews over the years and one of the returning questions is always; how good does the test subject control\suppress flaring. In most situations it's good to know that your

Hi there, Sorry for not posting in a while. Back on track now. :) Here is another image of the Sundew shot with the Rayxar. When this lens is tilted up against the sun all sorts of crazy things happen.

Seen from above these small creatures can look quite harmless. Change the angle a bit and the table turns, glad I'm not on his menu. There is monsters all over, it's just a matter of perspective. Cheers,

When you think of it, it's quite weird how many shapes and forms life can take. Like this little beauty. With "solar panels" in blue and green, converting the radiation from a nearby star to

This years first liverlief, spring has come to Norway! Cheers, Erlend Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play