Montfrooij Posted at 3-17 09:47
Very cool shot David!

thanks Monty.  

Montfrooij Posted at 3-17 09:48
I think this one would work well high contrast Black and White.

Good idea Peter.  

HGDC84 Posted at 3-17 15:24
Yes, and the time of the accident could have been worse. Not only were human lives spared, but there already were some talks about renovating/replacing that sauna with another one, so not all is lost.

That is very lucky,   did they ever find the cause of it.

DAFlys Posted at 3-20 00:06
Good idea Peter.  

Exactly.
That is posterworthy if you ask me.

DAFlys Posted at 3-20 00:03
thanks Monty.

You're welcome.
Any ND filters involved?

Montfrooij Posted at 3-20 01:18
You're welcome.
Any ND filters involved?

Not for that shot,     sports mode + aeb merge.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-20 01:18
Exactly.
That is posterworthy if you ask me.

Maybe I should make a cyanotype of it then.

DAFlys Posted at 3-20 01:25
Maybe I should make a cyanotype of it then.

Yes maybe.
Not sure if the contrast will remain.

DAFlys Posted at 3-20 01:24
Not for that shot,     sports mode + aeb merge.

Ah ok. I see the edges now in the white water.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-20 01:36
Yes maybe.
Not sure if the contrast will remain.

It will definitely get softer for sure.  

DAFlys Posted at 3-20 01:55
It will definitely get softer for sure.

I think it would be nice still

DAFlys Posted at 3-20 00:10
That is very lucky,   did they ever find the cause of it.

If I understood right, there were some structures in the isolation that had collapsed, probably due to the weight of the snow that had cumulated on the roof. Those structures loosening down resulted in the hot chimney of the sauna stove coming in contact with the more flammable structures, thus igniting them.

HGDC84 Posted at 3-21 13:05
If I understood right, there were some structures in the isolation that had collapsed, probably due to the weight of the snow that had cumulated on the roof. Those structures loosening down resulted in the hot chimney of the sauna stove coming in contact with the more flammable structures, thus igniting them.

Are you still having snow this late into the year?

Nice, look at that wake!

DAFlys Posted at 3-23 00:32
Are you still having snow this late into the year?

Yes, there is still some on the ground, though it is melting albeit in a slow pace. We do often have a phenomenon in spring called "takatalvi" (it stands for a recurring wintry weather in spring, on which the warming and melting of snow and ice takes a backtrack for a while, and the cold, frost and snow return in a more intense form momentarily).

FlyNow Posted at 3-25 13:47
Nice, look at that wake!

Cheers FlyNow.   Yes, some of those small boats can really shift.  

WOW. Cool shot!

mixxa Posted at 4-14 13:24
WOW. Cool shot!

thank you mixxa.  

Awesome shot David

A J Posted at 4-30 11:29
Awesome shot David

thanks AJ.  

DAFlys Posted at 4-30 22:44
thanks AJ.

You're welcome