Ja jeg vet: En noe underlig overskrift, men den har sin naturlige forklaring:
Som vanlig var jeg opptatt med helt andre ting da jeg plutselig oppdaget at ‘lyset’ der ute var helt annerledes enn vanlig. Jeg styrtet mot døra , rev med meg kameraet og løp (så fort mine gamle bein ville bære meg) opp mot et punkt hvor jeg vanligvis fotograferer solnedganger. Bare for å oppdage at kameraet jeg holdt i hånden hadde påmontert
et 120 mm macro-objektiv! Ikke akkurat hva jeg trengte (og ingen mulighet til å bytte ut), men et ‘macro-bilde’ er uansett bedre enn intet bilde? Så vær så god!
Yes, I know! A somewhat strange headline, but it may be explained:
As usual I was occupied with other things than sunsets when I suddenly observed that the ‘light’ outside was prfetty different to normal. I dived for the door and grabbed my camera more or less ‘in the air’ and ran out (as quick as my old legs would carry me) towards a spot where I usually shoot sunsets. Only to discover that my camera was mounted with a 120 mm macro lense !!! (And with no time to change!) Not what I needed in this moment, but – a macro sunset is probably bettger than no sunset at all? So – please enjoy!
(Compliments of SRB )
Please return me to INDEX for a new destination
See Norway - Se Norge 
Glad you liked it, Chris, but with the right lense and 15 minutes to my credit, it would most likely have been spectacular. (But you just can’t win them all! 🙂 )
Great title for a wonderfu photograph. All the best. Kris.