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Kaja Þrastardóttir posted a new activity comment 12y, 7mo ago
Great photo. Did you use flash or a reflector ? The lighting is really good on the face.
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annakaja posted an update in the group Portraiture: 12y, 7mo ago
I took this one of my brother and his daughter on her confirmation day last April.
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annakaja uploaded a new picture: Portrait of a fathe… 12y, 7mo ago
I shot this one of my brother and his daughter on her confirmation day.
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wonderful shot!
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annakaja joined the group Portraiture 12y, 7mo ago
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Kaja Þrastardóttir posted a new activity comment 12y, 7mo ago
Enga vitleysu kona, þú lítur glæsilega út.
Don´t be silly woman, you look gorgeous. -
annakaja uploaded a new picture: Krýsuvíkurkirkja – … 12y, 7mo ago
This tiny little timberhouse is a church over 100 years old. For shame….it was burned down by some ruffians in 2010. -
annakaja joined the group Landscapes (and waterscapes) 12y, 7mo ago
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annakaja joined the group The Art of Photography 12y, 7mo ago
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annakaja joined the group Light Stalking Group 12y, 7mo ago
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annakaja uploaded a new picture: No end 12y, 7mo ago
The road with no end. Shot in the South western area of Iceland-
Velkomin – falleg mynd!
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annakaja posted on the forum topic Fountains in the group All About Light: 12y, 7mo ago
Beautiful images. This photo here I call The Monolith, because it reminds me of the monolith from Stanley Kubricks movie 2001 Space Odyssey. It’s shot at eleven o’clock in the evening, shutter speed 20 seconds and exposure 5. This is also a fountain of the unusual kind.
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annakaja joined the group All About Light 12y, 7mo ago
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annakaja uploaded a new picture: The monolith 12y, 7mo ago
Picture was shot on September 11th, 2010 at eleven o'clock in the evening. The exposure was at 5 and the shutter speed 20 seconds.
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annakaja became a registered member 12y, 7mo ago
I used one speedlight in a softbox camera right. You can actually see a little bit of the speedlight / softbox reflection in the safety glasses. I did not use a reflector. Mark