Photography

[DauntlessParticipant 403]

Brothers, lend me your eyes for a moment, if you will. I’ve been getting into nature photography, and photography in general for a while now. Here’s the albums I’ve got so far:

2015 Night Sky Photography

New Years Eve 2015

Autumn 2015

Summer 2016

I have to say, as s~~~ty Sweden might be in regards to politics and the like, it sure has beautiful landscape, infact, I’d say it’s the best thing it has going for it. It’s what makes living here endurable in my opinion.

If you have awesome photos of your own, feel free to post them. I’d be happy take a look.

"To live is to suffer; to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." - Friedrich Nietzsche

[RennieParticipant]

Here is one I did a few years ago – in the Maritimes. I call it Atomic Sunset.

[Anonymous 42]

Hey Dauntless, I enjoy photography too! Here’s a shot of the green Mtns, Vermont. I’ve seen and been close enough to touch nearly every kind of wild life! I once p~~~ed on a bobcat in the bushes below and skied within a couple of feet of a moose. I’ve whacked tall grass with a stick chasing the copperheads away! Wild animals are much larger in person than any photograph can depict!

Keep on shooting! +1

[Mr. ManParticipant 2916]

I especially loved your autumn shots. Nice work!

[Anonymous 3]

Hello, I like photography too, and especially bike riding with DSLR camera in the backpack, and a telephoto lens. And both of my two bikes have the MGTOW logo spray-painted on them. I shot this photo of bumblebee a week ago.

I also like to shoot into splashes of a water fountains with telephoto, a good theme for summer computer-wallpapers.

[DauntlessParticipant 403]

Anonymous wrote:

Hey Dauntless, I enjoy photography too! Here’s a shot of the green Mtns, Vermont. I’ve seen and been close enough to touch nearly every kind of wild life! I once p~~~ed on a bobcat in the bushes below and skied within a couple of feet of a moose. I’ve whacked tall grass with a stick chasing the copperheads away! Wild animals are much larger in person than any photograph can depict!

Keep on shooting! +1

Nice, man. Sounds like you’ve had some great experiences. I haven’t gotten that close to a wild animal yet, unfortunantely. Sadly, as wonderful as the landscape is, the wildlife isn’t that varied here. You’ve got your regular moose, elks and bears, but that’s about the only interesting wildlife I can recall at the top of my head. Birds do not catch my interest that much.

Love the photo, by the way. It looks so majestic!

Anonymous wrote:

Hello, I like photography too, and especially bike riding with camera in the backpack, and a telephoto lens. And both of my two bikes have the MGTOW logo spray-painted on them. I shot this photo of bumblebee a week ago.

I really like that one. It’s amazing how whimsical something as insignificant as a bumblebee gets when you take a close-up shot of it. The rose to the left is just icing on the cake.

Rennie wrote:

Here is one I did a few years ago – in the Maritimes. I call it Atomic Sunset.

Ah, man. That one looks absolutely amazing! I wish I could’ve been there to see it with my own eyes!

Mr. Man wrote:

I especially loved your autumn shots. Nice work!

Thank you kindly, good sir. They’re among my favourites thus far.

"To live is to suffer; to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." - Friedrich Nietzsche

[Anonymous 3]

Dauntless wrote:

I really like that one. It’s amazing how whimsical something as insignificant as a bumblebee gets when you take a close-up shot of it. The rose to the left is just icing on the cake.

Thank you!

[Blue SkiesParticipant 15665]

nice!

i like the summer 2016 collection

Summer 2016

MGTOW is not a movement, it is a way of life.

[DauntlessParticipant 403]

Blue Skies wrote:

nice!

i like the summer 2016 collection

I didn’t realize you could link the album directly in the topic. Pretty cool.

Thanks, by the way. The photos in this album turned out to be a bit grainy as I went into editing. Unfortunate, seeing as I may not go out on a photo “expedition” for some time. The weather is a bit unstable at the moment.

I also like to shoot into splashes of a water fountains with telephoto, a good theme for summer computer-wallpapers.

Nice! I actually haven’t thought of doing that at all. I need to keep that in mind. Thanks for posting!

"To live is to suffer; to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." - Friedrich Nietzsche

[Anonymous 42]

Vondelpark Amsterdam on bicycle;

A night out;

Heineken Brewery, Amsterdam;

[RennieParticipant]

Up north in Muskoka region, not long after sunset. Taken two years ago.

Dauntless wrote:

Ah, man. That one looks absolutely amazing! I wish I could’ve been there to see it with my own eyes!

Thanks. It’s one of my favorites too. Large bodies of water like the Atlantic seen there, tend to have some pretty incredible sunsets.

[DauntlessParticipant 403]

Anonymous wrote:

Vondelpark Amsterdam on bicycle;

A night out;

Heineken Brewery, Amsterdam;

Goddamn, Amsterdam is helluva beautiful! I’ve lived in a rather small town for the majority of my life. I’ve never been to a major city, so I’ve never had the chance to see something like this. It almost makes me a bit envious of you, man.

Rennie wrote:

Up north in Muskoka region, not long after sunset. Taken two years ago.

This one makes me think of that one time a friend and I went out on a long night walk to a medium-sized lake roughly 5km from town. Makes me feel really nostalgic. It’s absolutely gorgeous at night, especially when the midnight sun rises.

"To live is to suffer; to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." - Friedrich Nietzsche

[ILiveAgainParticipant]

Photography is part of what saved me.

[DauntlessParticipant 403]

ILiveAgain wrote:

Photography is part of what saved me.

I’m glad to hear that, and rightfully so; it’s a great hobby. You get to see many marvelous things and capture them. Every photo you take represents a certain time in your life. It’s like you’re writing your own diary, or a “memory book” of sorts.

For example, I still have photos way back from 2010 that I took with an old smartphone. I can always look at them, and it’ll take me right back: “Yup, I remember that.” It’s a wonderful thing, ain’t it?

It’s actually one of the reasons I got into photography in the first place. I want to be able to look back at my photo collection when I get older and remember all the good times.

"To live is to suffer; to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." - Friedrich Nietzsche

[RennieParticipant]

This one makes me think of that one time a friend and I went out on a long night walk to a medium-sized lake roughly 5km from town. Makes me feel really nostalgic. It’s absolutely gorgeous at night, especially when the midnight sun rises.

It is very nice isn’t it? I was doing long exposures on the dock after everyone else retired for the night. I also am a big fan of the night. Everything looks fascinating.

Dauntless wrote:

ILiveAgain wrote:

Photography is part of what saved me.

I’m glad to hear that, and rightfully so; it’s a great hobby. You get to see many marvelous things and capture them. Every photo you take represents a certain time in your life. It’s like you’re writing your own diary, or a “memory book” of sorts.

For example, I still have photos way back from 2010 that I took with an old smartphone. I can always look at them, and it’ll take me right back: “Yup, I remember that.” It’s a wonderful thing, ain’t it?

It’s actually one of the reasons I got into photography in the first place. I want to be able to look back at my photo collection when I get older and remember all the good times.

I got into photography, because I liked being able to photograph things that looked cool, so I could see them whenever I wanted.

Some of my pictures from my earliest digital camera are now almost 15 years old. It’s good to be able to look back to those ways of life that have since passed into history.

I also find some of the old photo albums I’ve dug up fascinating. A view into life as a child and some interesting things that I had completely forgotten since – including me as a child with my namesake relative. Also has proven useful for finding things that the location of was not certain.

[DauntlessParticipant 403]

Rennie wrote:

Some of my pictures from my earliest digital camera are now almost 15 years old. It’s good to be able to look back to those ways of life that have since passed into history.

Wow, 15 years? I can’t imagine the memories that comes back to you when you look at those photos.
Those feelings of nostalgia along with some longing that suddnedly overwhelm you.

Rennie wrote:

I also find some of the old photo albums I’ve dug up fascinating. A view into life as a child and some interesting things that I had completely forgotten since – including me as a child with my namesake relative. Also has proven useful for finding things that the location of was not certain.

Oh, absolutely. There were places and people I had forgotten about that came rushing back when I looked at old photos.

The oldest ones I have date back 7 years, Summer 2009 to be precise. This was way back when I was just an innocent teenager: When I had little knowledge in the ways of the world, of people. Especially women, when I still had lots of friends from my school class, when there was this nice, pretty girl I almost got together with but didn’t in the end. Ah, those were the days.

All of this just by looking at a photo. Sometimes, a simple picture says more than a thousand words ever could.

"To live is to suffer; to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." - Friedrich Nietzsche

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