Oslo, Norway
>> Wednesday, 30 July 2008
Finally, I have got a bit of time to post some Oslo photos. We landed in Torp airport which is about 2 hours from Oslo by train. Took a free shuttle from the airport to the train station. The shuttle bus normally comes about 10 minutes before the train departs.
A single journey train ticket from Torp to Oslo city centre is 199 NOK (Norwegian Krone) which is about £20.
The weather was great when we were there, blue skies and dramatic clouds were everywhere.
This is a good thing about being far away from the city. You'll get to see more green than buildings.
A field of wheat? This place is just next to the train station. Didn't get to spend much time there as the train arrived very shortly when we got to the train station.
More photos coming up tonight.
9 comments:
I wanna adopt the white color house on the field~ hmmmm the blue sky looks dramatic..... is that PS-ed or really really that blue...?
::waiting for more photos cuming to9::
you basically adopt everything!!! nahh its not photoshop at all! it is real!
i've always wanted to snap a photo like the last one...
little house and big field with blue sky. too bad i'm always on a train when i see this. :(
lucky u! ahhaha
yannee: yeahh i think that's quite nice but if i got more time I would have taken more shots. I prefer places like these than a city. haha. I am about to get on a train too :P
can u bring me there one day?? LOL
i honestly love your photography. it's excatly what i'm trying to do. do you touch up your photos? the quality is amazing and the colours are so vibrant. what are your tips for shooting at night? do you have IS lenses or just normal?
sharon(^.^): im not going there anytime soon :P
katieleigh: thank you so much again. I do minor touch up to some of the photos. Most of it are very similar to the original shots.
For shooting night shots:
1. you definitely need a sturdy tripod. Otherwise, your shots wouldn't be as sharp as it should be.
2. Its best if you use manual mode, first meter it with Aperture priority then set to manual and adjust it accordingly. Sometimes, camera might not meter accurately when it comes dark background with a few street lamps.
IS would be a good thing to have but its not compulsory. You can see a significant improvement for IS telezoom lenses and not much on wide angles lenses.
Hope that helps.
No photoshop?! Wow this is real beautiful man, the place and the way you shot it.
Brings back nice memories too when I was there many years back.
nope..very very minor one like resizing, putting signature etc...
you were there too? great place isnt it?
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