Photo by Ib Jensen Olympus OMD E-M 1MarkII, lens M.Zuiku 12-100mm (FF: 24-200 mm), shutter speed 1/5 sec, Iso 64, Aperture F8 Focal length 15 mm. (FF:30 mm), Tripod. Bognæs. From wikipedia: “Bognæs is a protected peninsula at the bottom of Roskilde Fjord. Along the lobed coast of the peninsula lies grassy salt marshes and tubs, which in several places are transformed into very fine … Continue reading My latest released photo
Photo by Ib Jensen Olympus OMD E-M1, lens M43 12-100mm (FF: 24-200 mm), shutter speed 1/15 sec, Iso 100, Aperture F8, Focal length 29 mm. (FF:58 mm), Tripod Autums trees in Hesede forest. Hesede forest is owned by Gisselfeld. Paradishaven, Svenskekløften, known from Carit Etler’s novel Gøngehøvdingen, as well as many lakes. There are carpedams that are created in converted death shells and other cultural-historical … Continue reading My latest released photo
Photo by Ib Jensen Olympus OMD E-M1, lens M43 12-100mm (FF: 24-200 mm), shutter speed 1 sec, Iso 100, Aperture F8, Focal length 38 mm. (FF:76 mm), Tripod Copenhagen cityscape. City Hall Square (Danish: Rådhuspladsen) is a public square in the centre of Copenhagen, Denmark, located in front of the Copenhagen City Hall. Its large size, its central location and its affiliation with the city … Continue reading My latest published photo
Photo by Ib Jensen Olympus OMD E-M1, lens M43 12-100mm (FF: 24-200 mm), shutter speed 1/6 sec, Iso 100, Aperture F8, Focal length 47 mm. (FF:94 mm), Tripod A road in Hesede forest Hesede forest is owned by Gisselfeld. Paradishaven, Svenskekløften, known from Carit Etler’s novel Gøngehøvdingen, as well as many lakes. There are carpedams that are created in converted death shells and other cultural-historical … Continue reading My latest published photo
Photo by Ib Jensen Olympus OMD E-M1, lens M43 12-100mm (FF: 24-200 mm), shutter speed 1/15 sec, Iso 100, Aperture F8, Focal length 25 mm. (FF:50 mm), Tripod Hesede forest in autumn colors. Hesede forest is owned by Gisselfeld. Paradishaven, Svenskekløften, known from Carit Etler’s novel Gøngehøvdingen, as well as many lakes. There are carpedams that are created in converted death shells and other cultural-historical … Continue reading My latest published photo
