“In Search of Perfect Light” -exhibition May 25th – September 30th 2012 in Siida, Inari. Welcome! Continue reading »
At the heart of the polar night I head out on to the fells skiing – or so I tought. It turned out that finding snow to ski on was to be a challenge. Continue reading »
The Sun rose 1:50 am today in Utsjoki 70° Northern latitude and will set next time over two months from now at the 28th of July 0:51 am. The midnight sun, the Arctic Ocean, the fjells, the rivers – amazing Check out more Arctic summer feelings here. Enjoy! -Antti
It is crispy out there. The Finnish news agencies are making headlines of the temperatures dropping to -40 degrees Celsius. Have you ever thought of what that cold looks like? That’s how it looks like 1:15 am in the beginning of January 2010 up at the Finnish arctic fjells over at 70 degrees northern latitude. … Continue reading »
Received marketing information this morning by email from a bunch of organized camera enthusiasts advertising one of their workshops “Wildlife Photography: Birds of Prey”. That rang the bells immediately. Continue reading »
Lots of new cameras popped out shortly. Interesting features. Short impressions of them based on my knowledge of back country shooting. Continue reading »
Winter fun from up north Samiland -Antti
The most important wild salmon river of Europe, Deatnu, and the most important reindeer herding pastures in Samiland are threatened by humangous mining plans. Continue reading »
Lapland – Kongo of Europe. 1/3 of the area of Sodankylä (12 400 sqkm) municipality in Lapland is reserved for mining activities. Same goes through out Central Lapland and numerous parts of Northern Finland. Ruka, Levi, Ylläs and Vuokatti skiing resorts are the largest leisure locations in Finland by revenue and they all have one … Continue reading »
