Hallo there.... First of all - thank you for visiting :-) I write this on the 10th of April 2020. We are in the midst of the Coranavirus pandemic and its still uncertain how this thing will develop - strange times! I have made vlogs for about a year now and have learned a lot along the way and become painfully aware of all the things I have to improve - but I feel ready and motivated to take the next step, but I want to enjoy the journey at the same time.... Over the next year I hope to develop as a photographer and make my channel here on RU-vid more consistent and I want to put more work into the editing and storytelling... My main intention with this channel is to inspire viewers to slow down, get out and enjoy nature, with or without a camera. Subscribe and/or leave a comment - I really enjoy the reactions from you viewers! Have a wonderful day :-)
Here's my best attempt to describe how to use the timelapse on the TG6. 1. Press MENU 2. Go to the second camera menu (symbol with a camera and the number 2) 3.Press "Intrvl. SH./Time Lapse 4. Go to ON and press the blitz symbol (the right button on the wheel) 5. Pick number of frames/ Start Waiting time/Interval Length and put Time Lapse Movie to ON 6. Push MENU three times to get back to picture mode 7. You are ready to go and start to take a time lapse and make a time lapse movie in camera I hope this helps! Best regards Simon
It feels awesome and more connected to universe waking up under open sky, I have tried it when I was going through depression and trust me it bring the motivation and realisation that the reason why I'm depressed is very mere cause I got so much possibilities in this vast universe 😊❤️
Thanks for your comment! The simple act of spending time in nature and sleep under the open sky certainly has the potential to put our own existence into perspective,
Just stunning, the drone footage amazing. The stills, very well put together for a stunning monochromatic vlog. I think you definitely caught the essence of winter with a touch of colour coming from the birds. Really enjoyed the music, so relaxing. Still adore Narla and love that you have put that “perfect “ back in. Keep the vlogs coming cheers
Nice! Thanks for sharing! I might hike this some day, even though I am Norwegian and have seen much of it driving. It must be a totally different experience hiking and getting so much time to reflect and breath the fresh air. 🙂
@@SimonJeppesen Takk! ☺️🙌🏼 Jeg vurderer å gå deler av den i sommer, og gleder meg til det. 😊 Tror du det går bra over dovreplatået for en som meg som ikke er spesielt fjellvant? Hvor lang tid tok det deg å gå over der? Og var det generelt butikker og strømuttak å finne hver dag på leden?
Hey! Great videos, you helped me a lot :) would love to know what is the first hut you're mentioning at the beginning of the video, I want to do the exact same trail!
Hi Rubeluke - yes Nalle is a very sweet cat :-) glad you enjoyed the video (and learned something about a camera backpack). I think you will enjoy this video as well, Nalle decided to be the main character in the video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BGgceeZlOuQ.html
A very beautiful morning high up in the mountains. Beautiful photographs and video. It was quite blustery with the strong wind. Thank you and have a lovely week.
It was a little bit cold! I had a hard time flying the drone due to cold fingers and the drone were almost blown away by the wind. But fun to see the fottage afterwards. I will be nice here as well when it gets a little bit warmer. Enjoy your warm day in the US :-)
Hi Simon, so sorry for the loss of your father. 🙏 I’ve recently been introduced to videos by Jonna Jinton, Maria og skogen, and now you! I love the way the three of you see the beauty in the world and share it using your creative gifts. I also love seeing you interact with your sweet cat Nalle! 😻 I recently lost my cat Ollie in November, and my heart still hurts. 💔❤️🩹❤️
Beautiful video and photography. I was wondering what the temperature was outside as I noticed you were not wearing gloves. I find my hands suffer with the cold which does prevent me taking photos in very cold weather. Do you use a barrier cream to protect your hands? Thank you best wishes from Scotland.
Hi Caroline. I had gloves on the most of the day - thin woolen finger gloves. But I find I have better control of the camera without gloves. So I took of the gloves when I did the photography. I used no barrier cream for this, but I might use it if it gets even colder. I think if was minus 8 C. or so when I started the day and then it became warmer during the day, but it was a moist day, so the cold really came through. Very nice to have a viewer from Scotland :-)
@@SimonJeppesen Thank you Simon. I think the scenery in the highlands of Scotland is quite beautiful in it's own way, maybe a small scale of Norway. I visited Norway as a small child with my parents and remember some of the scenery, and the very deep lakes.
Hello Simon Maria and the forest gave us a link to your video from two years ago. Your cat is amazing and I love seeing him, especially when he climbed the tree in the forest! Your photography is very beautiful. Look forward to seeing more of your work here soon. All the best for 2023!
Hi Caroline. Thank you for the nice comment! And yes - my cat are quite amazing :-) Today I attended a meeting where Maria was present and I had the opportunity to thank her for giving me a shoutout, that was very sweet of her! Stay tuned, more videos are coming!
Hello Simon, so great to see that you are back. I'm so sorry for you loss! It's good to hear that you keep going and keep the good things in mind. Congratulations for your book, can't wait to buy it. You photos are amazing and gorgeous. I instantly was set back to my time in Norway! Thank you!
So sorry to hear about your dad. My sincerest condolences to you and your family. I am glad to hear that you have had some happy times to keep you going. So congratulations on buying your cute little house, your photography and video space- will look forward to seeing those videos - don’t forget to include puss & your coffee! 😂😻☕️ congratulations also on your photos being displayed in a book of poetry. Happy New Year Simon, sounds like you’re off to a great start🎉
Så vakkert du formidler dine naturopplevelser. Fra de små dråper på blomstene til det store overveldende vakre landskapet. Takk for at du deler.😊 Naturen er virkelig balsam for sjelen. 🙏🏼
Hi - I would recommend doing the hike from middle of may to middle of august - the warmest period of the year. And I would think that the weather is most stabil and warm during june and july.
Great review, very helpful. Can the hip belt be buckled to itself on the front side to keep it out of the way when you don't need/want to use it around hips/waist?
Hi Simon. Your explanation are interesting full of culture information. I love flowers and old buildings too. Would you tell me the garden's name you saw. Thank Eugenio from Italy.
Hi Eugenio - thanks for the comment. I believe you are asking about the garden/museum from the start of the video. It is called Maihaugen and is situated in Lillehammer.The trail will take you to it. And I highly recommend spending some time there!
It is a wonderful trip and you will not regret hiking the trail! In regards to money - it depends a bit on how many nights you will sleep indoors and how many nights in a tent and if you will eat simple or fancy. The cheap way - tent and simple food, i would say about 200 kr/day.... a bit more fancy and many nights indoors I'd say closer to 500 kr/day. I wish you a wonderful hike and I really hope that you will find the time to it :-)
Hi James - thanks for the comment :-) Yes - I think the bag is really really well made and well thought out. Unfortunately I find it a bit to small for my use - but for those who can make do with a bit smaller bag I highly recommend it.
Hi again James. Thank you - Yes, Norway is stunning! I am looking forward to continue my photography and I hope there will be more exhibitions in the future.
It looks great, well done! I'm wondering how you blocked the exposure. I mean, I don't see any light change or flicker in your time lapse. Does the camera correct this on its own?
Hi there - Thanks for your comment. The time lapse movie are made in camera and as long as the light does not change dramatically and suddenly while you make your time lapse there should be no flickering in the final movie. I do not know if the camera does some kind of evening out of the exposure, but I am very satisfied with the final movie products coming out of the camera.
Hello again Simon, hope all is well. Considering walking this to Otta. I'm just wondering, did you camp on your walk up or did you stay in DNT huts/ BnB's?
Hi Archie. All is well here - looking forward to getting back to the pre-pandemic normal again. You should absolutely do the walk! I had a small tent with me, but I spend every 5 night a so in a hut. There are a lot of options for cheap accomodation along the route. I hope all is well in your neck of he woods :-)
