Helsinki: The Uspenski Cathedral rising above the buildings on the northern shore of Katajanokka district. In the background are the towers of St. John's Church. View from Tervasaari island.
The recent night shots have been great. I love to see these, since most of them aren't the typical postcard shots of Uspenski or Lutheran, or Eduskunta. Adding the local context of the city - these row buildings, some streets and signs, people, etc. - makes these big shots so much more real. Right on, Niklas.
02.02.2006 (16:42)
Sergio
Complimenti! foto eccezionali e sito bellissimo
06.02.2006 (23:00)
Samuel Rhodes
Man, I haven't visited your site for a some time now and you are just getting better and better!
07.02.2006 (13:49)
MG
Very nice. Out of pure curiousity, what shutter speed and aperture did you use to take it?
10.02.2006 (00:40)
Niklas Sjöblom
2 seconds and F/4.1 automatically set by my camera at ISO 50. The picture was shot in RAW mode and exposure compensation (+1,5 EV?) was applied to the dark parts of the image.
10.02.2006 (18:44)
Antonio Mato
Hi there,
I was in Helsinki once, in the summer 2004 and I really love it, much more than Spain ( Im spanish), its really wonderful, I was amazed by the stunning landscapes, the beautiful lakes and the friendly people.
Congratulations for your great job.
Antonio
06.03.2006 (13:24)
Evi * Greece *
Great!
18.04.2006 (00:03)
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