9:55 - Gunnar. Your sensitivity to the welfare of the Muskox is astounding. Certainly you are not Morten Hilmer. Morten is coffee. Gunnar is tea. Yet we could sense the younger nature sensitive version of Morten in you. Keep up the good work! Yes. Came here as per Morten's recommendation. And these Muskox shots are outstandingly beautiful.
You got me there, Sarah, I am not a coffee person for sure. Never really settled with it, even though I can be quite tired a lot. Thanks for coming over and your kind words :)
Just came here after watching Morten's newest video of his trip to Dovrefjell. He recommended you're videos in the comments, so i had to check it out... great work! Really enjoyed it!
What? He did? That’s too funny and just really kind of him while I go out there in fall and cry all day 😅 I just watched that video as well and loved it. Thanks a lot, Philip for coming over.
You know I am in bed for days with a nasty cold and kinda sad and then Morten does these super kind things. Thanks for the kind words, coming over and having a look, Mr Hedge hog :)
I also followed the link from Morten and you have made a great video of your experience. Well worth the watch.You too are a great story teller. Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you, Sean, for commenting and coming over. This is the second episode, there is a first one if you haven’t seen it yet. Next one comes in not too long :)
Thanks a lot, Joshua. I like these bigger trips, they give the opportunity make some larger stories. Next and last one comes closer to the end of January.
Another masterpiece of wildlife photography. What I like is that this isn't just about taking a picture, but what it's like to be a wildlife photographer and the sacrifices and challenges that go into capturing the photos. Amazing story telling here!
Thank you so much! That’s a real great compliment. I sadly can’t make all vlogs like that, it’s just too much work out in it and especially time while out there, but these projects are my favourites. It’s a bit funny that Morten just posted a video from there in winter, that’s the real deal 😅
Great video. You touch on so many important points and you show the tougher side of wildlife photography. Images are well earned. And your respect for the muskox is to be commended. As wildlife photographers, the well being of our subject should always be our number one priority. Very well done!
Hei Henrik. Thanks for the kind comment. It is really hard sometimes to do the right thing as a young wildlife photographer, but I guess if you put the respect for the animals highest you are on a good way. I am certainly not perfect in that aspect, even with my background, I feel like in my first year I certainly did some mistakes. Sometimes I just wanted to get THAT shot while I surely should not have tried so hard. Muskoxen on Dovrefjell are a good training ground I guess, they are big and honestly you should rather photograph them in that grand landscape than anything else when you start... and also, you do not want to get trampled by those, they are fast and heavy ;) I guess we should always ask ourselves how we can make it better, not really how the photo is gonna look on our wall and more what we could eventually impact with our photography. I hope to find a better way next year and see how my work can maybe help with conservation. Cheers, G
@@GunnarDresler Well said. Most, if not all, of us have made mistakes along the way. Me included. But I also learned from those mistakes. And with our images and videos, we have the ability to advocate for wildlife. That’s important - wildlife need our help for a myriad of reasons. Folks need to know to care. So please keep doing what you’re doing.
@@GunnarDresler much love goes out to ya... 😘 👍🏼 ... bin gespnnt was du noch so für coole sachen hochlädst.. WENN ICH GELD HÄTTE... (.. ja.. temporär grad Ebbe ) jemanden wie dich würde ich herzlich gerne unterstützen... ALLES GUTE FÜR 2022..glg®️
Wonderful video Gunnar. I will spent in march a few days at Dovre to photograph the musk ox. I my case I use a local guide I know and stay in a cosy cabin.
Yeah, if I manage to go in March I either stay in a cabin or have to get different equipment. I wanted to go in February, but I won’t be back in Norway until then.
My Second Video from my trip to Dovrefjell in September. I hope you enjoy this episode and the photos that came out of it. The mountains are calling me already again. ► Patreon: www.patreon.com/gunnardresler ► Instagram: instagram.com/gunnardresler/ Check out Petter Hove: instagram.com/petterhove/ The other episodes: Episode 01: ua-cam.com/video/RiEao7AOv2w/v-deo.html Episode 03: ua-cam.com/video/bGmvDSB9w-g/v-deo.html KEEP IN MIND: Crop sensors, telephoto lenses, and 4K videos can give a wrong impression on how close you are to an animal. DO NOT GET CLOSE to Muskoxen, they are peaceful, but they will defend themselves and you do not want to stress them either!
Fantastic footage! The landscapes and flora colours are amazing, even the Lichen was detailed and colourful, and your timelapse really added something to the video. Excellent work and I can't wait to see your channel. Thanks to Morten for the introduction too :-)
I cannot thank Morten enough for sometimes dropping a link to my channel somewhere. It is just so kind. I was also really flashed by how Dovrefjell is in Fall, not easy to cope when you are cold, but beautiful in colour and wildlife. I really wanna go and photograph birds in the spring/summer time. And yes, doing timelapses with new cameras with a feature is just so much fun and easily and fast done! Glad you are around to check some of my work out, Caroline :) Cheers, G
I just discovered your channel and like it a lot. Very nice filming and photography. I will follow you and wish you luck with this somewhat strange year. At least you can get out and create.
Hei Steinar. Glad you found your way here, thanks for the kind words! Considering the last year I was still able to do a lot, though a bit limited. Now in Germany it is a bit harder with wild camping (more like no wild camping), but I am not planning on staying long. I just do not know yet if I can make it back soon :( Cheers, G
On Ellesmere Island and Svalbard, Morten had company. In Canada he even didn't had to worry about cooking. Carrying the stuff around is already a big task, although you're young. I also see you adjusting your tripodhead all the time (Sirui). Did you ever consider buying a Sachtler?? They work superb I can tell you. Great work, good luck.
Yeah, true in some parts, but he also did some elements alone for some days in nearly each. I am just not so tough and fit (even though I am young :D), but we can work on that! I do not know much about Sachtler, but I might have a look into it. Not all the clips are completely in order, so maybe it is sometimes a fill up where I am actually adjusting and then it was reused for the stories sake while it is still the same adjusting session. That stuff happens. Thank you and good luck for the new year :)
Wow Gunnar what an emotional rollercoaster this trip has been. Some amazing images and footage of the Muskox especially those ones in the bushes really isolating the animals in the images. Brilliant work. Cheers Keith
Really nice photography and sensitive portrayal of photographing these magnificent animals. Hopefully they are not overcome by human existence. Thanks for the honesty.
Thanks for tuning in, Gary! In these cases of animals that you rather not hide from it’s always important to think about your impact critically. At least, I think so, but I guess the guides just know better in general. As a single person walking out there and meeting them, I do not think that I interrupt much. I’m not a threat when they come my direction, and they certainly would beat my butt if so since they are normally not afraid of small groups. Still, especially in times when they build up a lot of fat for the winter, it’s important to leave them at peace :) Cheers, G
Very nice video. Unfortunately I could watch it only now. I love the nature and landscape in which you are on the road. I envy you for it very much. With me in Germany there is just no real wilderness... But I always try to make the most beautiful of it and show it on my channel. Keep up the good work and a good start to the new year 👍🏻😉
No need to stress, the video is staying right here 😅 I can understand your struggle right now. It’s not easy in Germany to find a really quiet place. Thanks for tuning in, Max :)
It can certainly be a bit long when you stay away, but when the animals calm to your presence you are sometimes rewarded. Thank you, Robin. I wish you a happy new year!
wow!!! Amazing dear Gunnar, The Experience you got is awesome even you are pushing your body to the limits the moment you see the Magnificent Musk ox for sure you will forget everything. Love your videos and Wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. i believe you can still enjoy with Loneliness at your side.
Thanks Jai. You’re totally right, when I’m telling about the last day I felt like I’m dying, quite literally, I was so cold and starting to hop around to get warmth back. When the animals started moving and we photographing I completely forgot about it though. It was a great trip :) not completely over yet. I wish you a merry Christmas as well!
Amazing video, Gunnar, once again. Great editing, storytelling, music/sounds and of course all the wonderful videos and photographs. You're really talented, just like M. Hilmer. Looking forward to your next video from Fokstugumyra ✌
Thank you, Ståle, you are too kind to me :) I can only say it again, I hope to be back in Norway soon! I just have to find the energy somewhere :D Sooon. Cheers, G
Looks like a special place and you have portrayed that very well. I find it interesting when you mention the other people / photographers you met and it kind of makes me wonder if it is actually as wild as it is often portayed. Anyways, lovely images in a beautiful setting.
It is quite accessible for a day trip and many people just stay in a cabin along the main road, which is one reason I wished to be fitter. I want to get deeper in and be more alone with the animals. That would be my wish for next fall maybe (if I go). It is not much in comparison I guess, but I would prefer to be nearly alone :D Thank you, Robert :)
Really good episode man! I like the way those time lapses turned out. The Z cameras are really good for time-lapse. Question: I noticed you have some slight panning in your shots are you using an automated pan head for that or is that done in post? It gives the footage a very natural feel.
Thanks, Brian. I am definitely taking more timelapses since it got so easy. The setup inside the camera is just really handy to give you out 4K. Next time I will clean my sensor once more before doing it, there was dust right in the middle, I could remove it, but it was not easy. Cheers, G
Hey Brian, just laughing about my old videos. Sorry to see that I did not answer your question fully! It is added in post. I sometimes pan, but with timelapses it would be way to inaccurate. Since I film all myself I nearly have to do it in post if I do not want to carry even more. Hope that helps, even if late!
@@GunnarDresler You're welcome, darling I hope your Christmas was good with your family. I wish you a blessed New Year as you are your family. happy New Year.
Nahaha, I would wish, Kevin. But I bet there is a reason why so many bloggers and wildlife photographers go alone. Though not to Dovrefjell, maybe that’s gonna work one day ;)
Maybe you would be happier doing a different type of photography. Something that would involve a production with other people. Maybe working with models; or wedding photography; or doing celebrity photography for magazines; or just commercial photography. It's pretty obvious from your comments that you don't enjoy being out there for landscape or wildlife photography.
I will admit that I have a hard time out there, but it seems you get me wrong. I do enjoy the outdoors a lot, I would even say that all of this is saving me right now. As well I might like cutting the material more afterwards than actually being out, but that just shows my love for cutting video, but also telling my own story. What you are seeing just might be a way bigger conflict about myself, I am not living through the most easiest months of my life for sure. Cheers, G
9:55 - Gunnar. Your sensitivity to the welfare of the Muskox is astounding. Certainly you are not Morten Hilmer. Morten is coffee. Gunnar is tea. Yet we could sense the younger nature sensitive version of Morten in you. Keep up the good work!
Yes. Came here as per Morten's recommendation. And these Muskox shots are outstandingly beautiful.
You got me there, Sarah, I am not a coffee person for sure. Never really settled with it, even though I can be quite tired a lot. Thanks for coming over and your kind words :)
Just came here after watching Morten's newest video of his trip to Dovrefjell. He recommended you're videos in the comments, so i had to check it out... great work! Really enjoyed it!
What? He did? That’s too funny and just really kind of him while I go out there in fall and cry all day 😅 I just watched that video as well and loved it. Thanks a lot, Philip for coming over.
Me too
Thanks, Ron :)
@@GunnarDresler Not very many of us are like Morten. 10 days in a tent has been by longest period sleeping on the ground.
Yeaaaah, when I heard him talk about that 2 months on the ice in Greenland I kinda lost it :D
I am another one Morten sent to you, i like it here and i will stay. The honesty and "feel" are good. Thank you.
You know I am in bed for days with a nasty cold and kinda sad and then Morten does these super kind things. Thanks for the kind words, coming over and having a look, Mr Hedge hog :)
Absolutely Superb! I thought I would check this out after hearing about you from Morten Hilmer. So glad I did!
I am glad you came over and had a look, Charlene :) Thank you!
A beautiful video, you made with great humility feeling the difficulties in taking pictures in the wild places of the great North!!...thanks!
Thank you, Alberto, that was really kind of you :) it’s not always easy. That year I was there for the first time in fall, it’s easier now!
Wonderful picture, music and stories!
It's like I've been there myself!
Thanks for the hard work!
Thanks a lot, Constantine. This is a very great compliment, since I intent to get people close to nature. Cheers, G
I also followed the link from Morten and you have made a great video of your experience. Well worth the watch.You too are a great story teller. Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you, Sean, for commenting and coming over. This is the second episode, there is a first one if you haven’t seen it yet. Next one comes in not too long :)
Thank you. All the best for 2022. 👍📷😎
Thank you, Rob. I hope you get a good start!
Is was Very Nice to wacht your video.And your Channel looks very interesting.I Hope to See more from your Channel soon.Atb Søren. 🙂
Thanks, Søren :) I hope you will like the other stuff I got up here. It is all nature, outdoors and wildlife :)
@@GunnarDresler Your Channel look very interesting. So see you again soon. 🙂
Just enjoyed your video. Very good storytelling and compelling images. Looking forward to the next one!
Thanks a lot, Joshua. I like these bigger trips, they give the opportunity make some larger stories. Next and last one comes closer to the end of January.
Morten sent me. Glad I stopped over.
Love your work.
I’m glad that you did as well 😅 I’m not as good and I don’t have that much yet, but there will be! Cheers and thank you, James :)
@@GunnarDresler looking forward to it.
Amazing video and shots, especially in the end with the bokeh! 😊
Yeah, those fall colours do really make a good foreground :)
Thank you, Sebastian!
Another masterpiece of wildlife photography. What I like is that this isn't just about taking a picture, but what it's like to be a wildlife photographer and the sacrifices and challenges that go into capturing the photos. Amazing story telling here!
Thank you so much! That’s a real great compliment. I sadly can’t make all vlogs like that, it’s just too much work out in it and especially time while out there, but these projects are my favourites.
It’s a bit funny that Morten just posted a video from there in winter, that’s the real deal 😅
@@GunnarDresler We all must travel our own paths in our own boots. I enjoy following along on your journey.
Great video. You touch on so many important points and you show the tougher side of wildlife photography. Images are well earned. And your respect for the muskox is to be commended. As wildlife photographers, the well being of our subject should always be our number one priority. Very well done!
Hei Henrik.
Thanks for the kind comment. It is really hard sometimes to do the right thing as a young wildlife photographer, but I guess if you put the respect for the animals highest you are on a good way. I am certainly not perfect in that aspect, even with my background, I feel like in my first year I certainly did some mistakes. Sometimes I just wanted to get THAT shot while I surely should not have tried so hard. Muskoxen on Dovrefjell are a good training ground I guess, they are big and honestly you should rather photograph them in that grand landscape than anything else when you start... and also, you do not want to get trampled by those, they are fast and heavy ;)
I guess we should always ask ourselves how we can make it better, not really how the photo is gonna look on our wall and more what we could eventually impact with our photography. I hope to find a better way next year and see how my work can maybe help with conservation.
Cheers, G
@@GunnarDresler Well said. Most, if not all, of us have made mistakes along the way. Me included. But I also learned from those mistakes. And with our images and videos, we have the ability to advocate for wildlife. That’s important - wildlife need our help for a myriad of reasons. Folks need to know to care. So please keep doing what you’re doing.
Amazing shots :)
Thank you very much, a few more come in the beginning of the last one :)
Cheers, G
.. ich ziehs mir rein wenn ich wieder zu hause bin... damn🤭
FROHE WEIHNACHTEN UND/ODER
*SOL INVICTUS*
DURCHHALTEN...das geht vorbei...😘 lg
Hah, du, kein Stress. Dir auch frohe Festtage und frohes neues Jahr!
@@GunnarDresler much love goes out to ya... 😘 👍🏼
... bin gespnnt was du noch so für coole sachen hochlädst..
WENN ICH GELD HÄTTE... (.. ja.. temporär grad Ebbe ) jemanden wie dich würde ich herzlich gerne unterstützen...
ALLES GUTE FÜR 2022..glg®️
Mal schauen, Ideen fuer das næchste Jahr habe ich eigentlich genug, ob ich es schaffe ist was anderes. Die Ebbe kenne ich ;) Auch dir alles Gute!
@@GunnarDresler.. Typ:💯 megasympathisch.. bleib so😘®️
Fantastic. This is one of the best i have seen that really captures the beauty & solitude of the Tundra, just amazing. Beautiful work.
Thank you! Now I just have to get deeper into the unknown, but we surely gonna work on that next year :)
@@GunnarDresler Your'e welcome. I love Musk ox & their beautiful wool for making my knitwear !
Learning composition can start with classic paintings, their works are all carefully thought out
I’m not sure if you want to tell me that I have to learn more composition or not? 🙃 In any case I bet you’re right!
Wonderful video Gunnar. I will spent in march a few days at Dovre to photograph the musk ox. I my case I use a local guide I know and stay in a cosy cabin.
Yeah, if I manage to go in March I either stay in a cabin or have to get different equipment. I wanted to go in February, but I won’t be back in Norway until then.
Hi mate. I too, just found you thanks to Morten. Your work is lovely, and you seem like a nice guy. Will stick around (just subscribed). 🙂
Thanks Peter, for coming over and being kind. Glad you did! Cheers, G
Another fabulous video Gunnar! Love your storytelling and the music!
Thanks a lot, Gladys :) I hope you get a good start into 2022!
Amazing shots very nice video i like thank you for video this year and happy New year friend 🥰
Happy new year to you! Thanks a lot for the kind words and tuning in :)
My Second Video from my trip to Dovrefjell in September. I hope you enjoy this episode and the photos that came out of it. The mountains are calling me already again.
► Patreon: www.patreon.com/gunnardresler
► Instagram: instagram.com/gunnardresler/
Check out Petter Hove: instagram.com/petterhove/
The other episodes:
Episode 01: ua-cam.com/video/RiEao7AOv2w/v-deo.html
Episode 03: ua-cam.com/video/bGmvDSB9w-g/v-deo.html
KEEP IN MIND: Crop sensors, telephoto lenses, and 4K videos can give a wrong impression on how close you are to an animal. DO NOT GET CLOSE to Muskoxen, they are peaceful, but they will defend themselves and you do not want to stress them either!
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Great shots and footage of the Musk Ox Gunner. Love the colours in the landscape really adds to the pictures.
It was a fun trip for sure. Fall up there in the mountains is quite something different! Thank you, G
Ta meg med neste gang! Hilsen fra Tyskland ;-)
Det er mulig, jeg skal guide i 2024, sommer og høst :)
Fantastic footage! The landscapes and flora colours are amazing, even the Lichen was detailed and colourful, and your timelapse really added something to the video. Excellent work and I can't wait to see your channel. Thanks to Morten for the introduction too :-)
I cannot thank Morten enough for sometimes dropping a link to my channel somewhere. It is just so kind. I was also really flashed by how Dovrefjell is in Fall, not easy to cope when you are cold, but beautiful in colour and wildlife. I really wanna go and photograph birds in the spring/summer time. And yes, doing timelapses with new cameras with a feature is just so much fun and easily and fast done! Glad you are around to check some of my work out, Caroline :) Cheers, G
I just discovered your channel and like it a lot. Very nice filming and photography. I will follow you and wish you luck with this somewhat strange year. At least you can get out and create.
Hei Steinar. Glad you found your way here, thanks for the kind words! Considering the last year I was still able to do a lot, though a bit limited. Now in Germany it is a bit harder with wild camping (more like no wild camping), but I am not planning on staying long. I just do not know yet if I can make it back soon :( Cheers, G
wow amazing shots, I like your work go on with your good stuff
Thank you, Lårs
On Ellesmere Island and Svalbard, Morten had company. In Canada he even didn't had to worry about cooking. Carrying the stuff around is already a big task, although you're young.
I also see you adjusting your tripodhead all the time (Sirui). Did you ever consider buying a Sachtler?? They work superb I can tell you. Great work, good luck.
Yeah, true in some parts, but he also did some elements alone for some days in nearly each. I am just not so tough and fit (even though I am young :D), but we can work on that!
I do not know much about Sachtler, but I might have a look into it. Not all the clips are completely in order, so maybe it is sometimes a fill up where I am actually adjusting and then it was reused for the stories sake while it is still the same adjusting session. That stuff happens.
Thank you and good luck for the new year :)
Thanks @morten Hilmer for the sub.
Hei Robert :) I cannot thank him enough!
Wow Gunnar what an emotional rollercoaster this trip has been. Some amazing images and footage of the Muskox especially those ones in the bushes really isolating the animals in the images. Brilliant work. Cheers Keith
Thank you, Keith. All about the bokeh, next time I bring the longer lens up and forget about the weather sealing :P Cheers, G
Really nice photography and sensitive portrayal of photographing these magnificent animals. Hopefully they are not overcome by human existence. Thanks for the honesty.
Thanks for tuning in, Gary! In these cases of animals that you rather not hide from it’s always important to think about your impact critically. At least, I think so, but I guess the guides just know better in general. As a single person walking out there and meeting them, I do not think that I interrupt much. I’m not a threat when they come my direction, and they certainly would beat my butt if so since they are normally not afraid of small groups. Still, especially in times when they build up a lot of fat for the winter, it’s important to leave them at peace :)
Cheers,
G
Great job man! Great job with the perseverance through this series! Great thumbnail too 😉
Thanks a lot, Jeremy (for the comment and feedback) :) can’t wait to go back in a couple of months hopefully.
Keep on Gunnar. Like your videos :)
Glad you do!
Tusen takk. Hilsen, G
Very nice video. Unfortunately I could watch it only now. I love the nature and landscape in which you are on the road. I envy you for it very much. With me in Germany there is just no real wilderness... But I always try to make the most beautiful of it and show it on my channel. Keep up the good work and a good start to the new year 👍🏻😉
No need to stress, the video is staying right here 😅
I can understand your struggle right now. It’s not easy in Germany to find a really quiet place.
Thanks for tuning in, Max :)
Amazing shots, I like your work. Thank for this year. And i wish you a Happy New Year. Edmund
I’m really happy you do, Edmund. Quite some impressions, experiences, and up and down in 2021.
I hope you have a happy new year as well! Cheers, G
Great stuff Gunnar. Amazing to be out there with those wonderful animals. Be so patient paid of with some marvellous pictures and video. 👏👍
It can certainly be a bit long when you stay away, but when the animals calm to your presence you are sometimes rewarded.
Thank you, Robin. I wish you a happy new year!
wow!!! Amazing dear Gunnar, The Experience you got is awesome even you are pushing your body to the limits the moment you see the Magnificent Musk ox for sure you will forget everything. Love your videos and Wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. i believe you can still enjoy with Loneliness at your side.
Thanks Jai. You’re totally right, when I’m telling about the last day I felt like I’m dying, quite literally, I was so cold and starting to hop around to get warmth back. When the animals started moving and we photographing I completely forgot about it though. It was a great trip :) not completely over yet.
I wish you a merry Christmas as well!
Amazing video, Gunnar, once again. Great editing, storytelling, music/sounds and of course all the wonderful videos and photographs. You're really talented, just like M. Hilmer. Looking forward to your next video from Fokstugumyra ✌
Thank you, Ståle, you are too kind to me :) I can only say it again, I hope to be back in Norway soon! I just have to find the energy somewhere :D Sooon. Cheers, G
Looks like a special place and you have portrayed that very well. I find it interesting when you mention the other people / photographers you met and it kind of makes me wonder if it is actually as wild as it is often portayed.
Anyways, lovely images in a beautiful setting.
It is quite accessible for a day trip and many people just stay in a cabin along the main road, which is one reason I wished to be fitter. I want to get deeper in and be more alone with the animals. That would be my wish for next fall maybe (if I go). It is not much in comparison I guess, but I would prefer to be nearly alone :D Thank you, Robert :)
Really good episode man! I like the way those time lapses turned out. The Z cameras are really good for time-lapse. Question: I noticed you have some slight panning in your shots are you using an automated pan head for that or is that done in post? It gives the footage a very natural feel.
Thanks, Brian. I am definitely taking more timelapses since it got so easy. The setup inside the camera is just really handy to give you out 4K. Next time I will clean my sensor once more before doing it, there was dust right in the middle, I could remove it, but it was not easy. Cheers, G
Hey Brian, just laughing about my old videos. Sorry to see that I did not answer your question fully! It is added in post. I sometimes pan, but with timelapses it would be way to inaccurate. Since I film all myself I nearly have to do it in post if I do not want to carry even more. Hope that helps, even if late!
Lovely haunting music. Epidemic sound?
Haha I wish I could afford some own compositions, but yeah, this is epidemic music.
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Thanks Vera :)
@@GunnarDresler
You're welcome, darling I hope your Christmas was good with your family.
I wish you a blessed New Year as you are your family.
happy New Year.
You should go with Morten. Or Trond.
Nahaha, I would wish, Kevin. But I bet there is a reason why so many bloggers and wildlife photographers go alone. Though not to Dovrefjell, maybe that’s gonna work one day ;)
Gunnar what do you think of Mortens latest musk Ox video is he trying to keep up with you 😉
Oh he’s beating me to go out there in a blizzard 😅🥶 Looking forward to what he’s gonna see out there!
@@GunnarDresler you videos are great mate. Well done i enjoy watching them
What is color Keb Eco Shell Jacket ?
I think it was called glacier green, but I don't think you get it with the new models anymore. Was pretty cool :) Cheers
Knallbra!
Takk, Rino :)
Maybe you would be happier doing a different type of photography. Something that would involve a production with other people. Maybe working with models; or wedding photography; or doing celebrity photography for magazines; or just commercial photography. It's pretty obvious from your comments that you don't enjoy being out there for landscape or wildlife photography.
I will admit that I have a hard time out there, but it seems you get me wrong. I do enjoy the outdoors a lot, I would even say that all of this is saving me right now. As well I might like cutting the material more afterwards than actually being out, but that just shows my love for cutting video, but also telling my own story. What you are seeing just might be a way bigger conflict about myself, I am not living through the most easiest months of my life for sure.
Cheers, G