Helsinki: A frozen sea landscape seen from the shore of Kustaanmiekka, the southernmost of the Suomenlinna islands, almost an hour after sunset. The two brightest objects in the night sky, the planets Jupiter (left) and Venus (right), are clearly visible close to each other.
Melissa from Vancouver
How? How can you do it? Just soooo beautiful. Unreal :)
23.03.2012 (03:04)
robert etchell
thats a realy impesive photo what time was sunset
23.03.2012 (05:05)
Niklas Sjöblom
Melissa and Robert, thanks for your comments! The time of sunset that day was 18:03, 48 minutes before the photo was taken. Today, 16 days later, the sun sets 40 minutes later (18:43).
23.03.2012 (15:24)
Sarka
May i have one question ? Is better photographer than Niklas Sjöblon ? For me not.
23.03.2012 (20:09)
Andrej
Hi, I kinda excited every time I visit your gallery, and fully agree with Melissa :)
One question though: do you use a lot of post-processing (i.e. Photoshop) before we see end result?
25.03.2012 (23:19)
Niklas Sjöblom
Sarka & Andrej, thank you for your comments!
Andrej, yes, post-processing naturally plays a significant role in my photography.
26.03.2012 (00:34)
Evi
Fantastic, like always!
24.06.2012 (19:19)
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