Mountains. They’re what we came to Lofoten for, and it’s a good thing, because they dominate the islands.
Olstind, Reine, Lofoten | Sigma DP0 Quattro | http://www.richardjwalls.com
They surround you, and push you up against the beaches, lakes and sea, their shapes and moods drifting and shifting with the passing weather.
Hike to Yttersand, Lofoten | Sigma DP0 Quattro | http://www.richardjwalls.com
Both spectacular and daunting; spectacular as around each corner was another wow moment; daunting because the more I saw the more I doubted my ability fit Lofoten onto the tiny sensor wrapped by the small metal box of my camera.
Storvatnet, Loften | Sigma DP0 Quattro | http://www.richardjwalls.com
Every journey expanded, 30 minutes turning into 2 hours, as around each bend we stopped to point cameras at the next view, or watch Sea Eagles drift in the sky, or wait for a passing fishing boat, or descend to a frozen lakes.
Olstind, Lofoten | Sigma DP3 Merrill Stitched | http://www.richardjwalls.com
Reine, Lofoten | Sigma DP3 Merrill Stitched | http://www.richardjwalls.com
Fredvang, Lofoten | Sigma DP0 Quattro | http://www.richardjwalls.com
Road to Nusfjord, Lofoten | Sigma DP0 Quattro | http://www.richardjwalls.com
Agvatnet, A, Lofoten | Sigma DP0 Quattro Stitched | http://www.richardjwalls.com
Reine, Lofoten | Sigma DP0 Quattro Stitched | http://www.richardjwalls.com
In the end I couldn’t do Lofoten’s mountains justice. A week’s not enough, nor a month, nor perhaps a lifetime, but I plan to head back and make another attempt, and then another and then …
Shooting Notes
All shots taken with Sigma cameras, post processed in SPP and Lightroom. Panoramics created in Lightroom. Shots cropped and proceed to taste.
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