honorable mention
virgil Reglioni francePhoto © virgil Reglioni
title
Hatches The Ice
It can sometimes remind us of dinosaur eggs simply hatching from the frozen ground. It gives this really mysterious mood topped up with the polar lights of winter in the far North.
The technique used here is focus stacking, shot on 1/10 of a second, on F11 for great sharpness and neat highlight control.
I chose this composition as it brings a lot of flow through the image with these repetitive patterns and shapes. It blends sharpness and softness for a great balance of textures. The polar lights cast such a gentle light which brings a lot of homogenous mood to the overall frame.
I grew up in a small town between Lyon and Switzerland, and left France in may 2011 to explore the world, and discover my passions for the great outdoors and photography.
I discovered completely diverse environments which helped me working on my photo compositions & technics , and becoming a full time outdoor guide in April 2016.
Patience and creativity is all you need.
I believe in self teaching. This huge passion pushes him everyday and night to improve and became now part of my everyday life.
The photos I capture in my portfolio are the result of thousands of hours spent outside under snowstorm, strong winds, heavy heat, freezing cold temperatures, long drives, great hikes, early mornings, late evenings, and tremendous amount of time spent waiting and facing nature without knowing what will come.
That's what keeps him in love with Landscape and Night Photography;
The No Control aspect of it.
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entry description
Under cold temperatures, the waters of the fjords in Northern Norway freeze during high tides. When the water level comes down during the low tide, the ice hits the top of the rocks or anything present below and reveals these amazing creatures sticking out of the sharp ice sheet.It can sometimes remind us of dinosaur eggs simply hatching from the frozen ground. It gives this really mysterious mood topped up with the polar lights of winter in the far North.
The technique used here is focus stacking, shot on 1/10 of a second, on F11 for great sharpness and neat highlight control.
I chose this composition as it brings a lot of flow through the image with these repetitive patterns and shapes. It blends sharpness and softness for a great balance of textures. The polar lights cast such a gentle light which brings a lot of homogenous mood to the overall frame.
about the photographer
Originally from France, I was born on September 26th 1988I grew up in a small town between Lyon and Switzerland, and left France in may 2011 to explore the world, and discover my passions for the great outdoors and photography.
I discovered completely diverse environments which helped me working on my photo compositions & technics , and becoming a full time outdoor guide in April 2016.
Patience and creativity is all you need.
I believe in self teaching. This huge passion pushes him everyday and night to improve and became now part of my everyday life.
The photos I capture in my portfolio are the result of thousands of hours spent outside under snowstorm, strong winds, heavy heat, freezing cold temperatures, long drives, great hikes, early mornings, late evenings, and tremendous amount of time spent waiting and facing nature without knowing what will come.
That's what keeps him in love with Landscape and Night Photography;
The No Control aspect of it.
back to gallery