In the realm of musk oxen and golden plovers - Dovrefjell, Norway

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

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[@mvp_kryptonite]

Enjoy your adventure! Top pics too!

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

Thanks

[@CanonEurope]

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[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

Thanks 😊

[@bonilsson3161]

I just love that photo at 7min 25 second ! Landscape in background blurred ot but still recogniceable and then the beautiful bird.

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

Thanks!

[@petersundkvist5374]

Beautiful pictures! I really like the sound of that bird we call "Ljungpipare" in Swedish.

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

Thanks!

[@Wildlifebydrdharmesh]

Amezing...love the norway landscape ..my dream to do birding there...

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

It’s really stunning there

[@keeno86]

What an amazing first day of your trip! Beautiful area and photos. Looking forward to the next videos

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

Thanks!

[@RuneMyhre_photography]

Great work Fabian. As a fellow nature- and wildlifephotographer, and actually from Norway, I should really say shame on me for never have been to Dovrefjell. Looks so amazing. Hope to visit some day

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

Thanks, you really should visit Dovrefjell

[@hstein27]

Fabian, excelemt photos of the golden plovers, especially with the rainbow! You're fortunate to have seen them in breeding plumage. In my area, we occasionally have American Golden Plovers. I got one somewhat far out with some black belly plumage. But, a few days ago I was fortunate enough to have one fly a few feet in front of me at the jetty right next to my hotel on Cape Cod. It had no breeding plumage but golden hour light was perfect and he didnt shy away from me at all.

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

Sounds like a nice encounter

[@grzegorzdlugosz8865]

Love the wider images!!!

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

Thanks, man!

[@Xirpzy]

Did a family trip recently. Did take lots of landscape and people photos but sadly didnt see much wildlife then. With others, it definitly becomes more of a walking trip than photography.

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

Yes, unfortunately there are some compromises

[@richardschmidtke6453]

Excellent video. Curious how you like the 100-300? With 1.4x TC?

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

With the 1.4x it also performs very well, but obviously I prefer it without extenders 😊

[@theflyingdutchman7127]

hi Fabian what beautiful photos. the animals in their environment are very successful. For the past few months I've been teasing you to look into Om-system and get started with it. I won't do that again😂. your images are very beautiful. I have now decided not to switch to the Om camera system and to stay with Canon and I am going to order the R5 MK II.❤

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

Thanks! Haha, there is nothing wrong with OM-System, but there is just some looks you can’t achieve

[@theflyingdutchman7127]

@@FabianFoppNaturephotography and what kind of looks are those in your experience?

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

This out of focus background. You would need a 50-150mm f/1.4 lens - and that doesn’t exist

[@theflyingdutchman7127]

@@FabianFoppNaturephotography hi Fabian If that is the only problem, there are few problems. Personally, I think the small censor and the little light that comes through is a much bigger problem. I have been following Olympus/Om-system for a year and a half now. you can take fantastic results and photos with it, especially in bird photography, for landscape photography Om-system is significantly not a good choice. but maybe I set too high standards😂😂😂

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

But for me this difference is worth carrying some extra weight and go full frame 😊

[@atropicali]

Love to see the nature Fabian not your diaries Thanks

[@FabianFoppNaturephotography]

I showed plenty of nature in the video. But I also want to talk about the story of the image