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Winter Scenic Assignment Winner Andreas Hinzer
Dawn In Lapland by Andreas Hinzer
Andreas Hinzer:
“During the middle of November, 2013, I was in the mountains between Norway and Sweden “hunting” moose with my camera. We already had a lot of snow and it was around -20 degrees Celsius. I made some great shots in the National Park. On the way home I passed this little river with the sunset in the background. There was no question to make a stop, enjoy the light, and enjoy the total silence only interrupted by the “click” of the camera. In total, I captured 10 moose images and this picture – it was a good day. The only post-processing I did was in Lightroom 5.”
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