Norway landscape photography - SNOWING! (part 6)

[@mannymota3442]

Very pretty indeed! It was good to see & hear Haylie in front of the camera - good commentary. Looking forward to the next installment.

[@AndrewDawes]

Thanks Manny! She is finally warming up more and more to the camera which is awesome. She’s as much a part of this trip as I am so it’s great for our personal memories that she’s so involved!

[@mannymota3442]

@@AndrewDawes Exactly, and she gives better hair grooming tips than you.

[@AndrewDawes]

I’m still not convinced on that one 😏😉

[@shaanherbert7172]

As you get older, more grizzled and cynical, you forget the magic of wonder and excitement of your childhood wonder. Watching you guys just taking your time and stopping and exploring hidden little areas and your excitement is infectious. This is what it’s all about. Not the insta likes, but the feeling of discovery. Totally agree with Haylie’s philosophical ponderings. Little moments like that are serendipitous. Again great work guys. Keep them coming.

[@AndrewDawes]

Hopefully we never grow up! It’s just so much fun finding those smaller, lesser known places. Don’t get me wrong, there are some awesome feelings when you’re standing somewhere amazing and well known, but places like this are truely special. So happy that our feeling are coming across.... for us it’s truely something special in that much snow 😁😁

[@jamesmcluckie7088]

Awesome guys I was chuckling at the two of you jumping the wee burns.....😊😊😊

[@AndrewDawes]

Haha thanks James! We were just so excited to see snow.... I don’t think it will ever be normal for us to see snow fall 😁😂🤞

[@robertstephens1868]

Wonderful to see that there are people who launch out into such adventures.

[@AndrewDawes]

You’ve got to be in it to win it, right?!

[@framehuntersmedia]

Great work again, I love you dogoo, he's lovely. Hopefully the moos is safe from Hunters, if you catch my drift,. hahah

[@AndrewDawes]

Long live the MOOSE!!!!! but those dogs were super cute! haha thanks guys

[@colinstalker]

Really enjoying your adventures together. The location with the swinging bridge looked amazing with endless compositions. Well done 👍

[@AndrewDawes]

Hey Colin! Thanks so much for tuning in mate. Glad you enjoyed it! That bridge was awesome. All I took with me was a 24-70 and no tripod! Could have spent a lot longer there but the road was calling!

[@RichardLefroy]

Nice work Haylie. Good to see ol’ mate AJD not monopolising all the screen time for a change :) After what looked like a bit of a down time last video, it looks like you guys bounced right back :)

[@AndrewDawes]

Its a shame im not in it more! You know what its like... day after day after day of terrible weather can chip away at even the most optimistic! But yeah... a bit of snow and we came good haha

[@nightscapeimages.richard]

A very playful feel to this one Andrew and I especially like Haylies on camera bits ... she adds a great alternate perspective. I loved the images but I'd imagine they'd be hard to capture in those conditions.

[@AndrewDawes]

Thanks Richard! That place is actually where we stopped earlier in the trip and all up.... there was about 4 attempts to photograph the reflective pines so a really accomplished feeling that it all came together for that image 😁 thanks for tuning in again mate 👍

[@nightscapeimages.richard]

My pleasure Andrew .. I really enjoy your content.

[@AndrewDawes]

When I’m in Bendigo next, we will have to meet up!

[@nightscapeimages.richard]

Yes that would be fantastic mate but I'm guessing it's not on your tourist map in the near future ...!!! Not that many awesome sights around here I'm afraid.

[@AndrewDawes]

Haha maybe we will cross paths somewhere more interesting then 😁😏

[@adamcrealestate]

cool work

[@AndrewDawes]

Thanks Adam :D