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Take an hour off and be prepared to be amazed:
(image links to his profile page)
Terje Sørgjerd, I am in awe !
Post actions #2
hour will be less.. i have been spending some time from last week .. and I agree Brad i was amazed!!
Post actions #3
Everybody should see this, its soooo beautiful, no words ...
Post actions #4
stunning! the colors are breathtaking
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Post actions #6
weren't you a member??? If so, how come your not anymore???
Post actions #7
And part of the beauty is that it is not the stereotypoical Iceland we get so much of around here! ;-)
Post actions #8
Hard to describe my initial reaction when I clicked on his portfolio, then
Message edited by author 2006-06-16 14:31:18.
Post actions #9
Great profile indeed, and a nice guy as well! :)
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I've been looking at that since he won that ribbon (ed, in Take Two). Just some mightily amazing photography. Abolutely gorgeous landscapes. Love it, who else could get a 6+ on a field o hay bales?? Dunno, not me man.Message edited by author 2006-06-16 19:34:59.
Post actions #11
Heh, looks like terje is moving up in the ranks, lots of faves today. //www.dpchallenge.com/favorites.php
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He's my #1 rated photographer (based on votes in challenges) for a reason.
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wow this guy is incredible...........his images are incredible.
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Neener neener ... I got shitfaced with the guy in 2004. Yes he's an amazing photographer. Kicked his ass at Tiger Woods golf on Xbox, though.
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I'm my best Jack Nicholson (of Batman) voice:
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Edit: posted twice for some reasonMessage edited by author 2006-06-19 20:55:55.
Post actions #17
Oh, Terje's exceptionally good. Possibly our best landscape photographer in DPC. I have often wished he had more time to spend discussing stuff with us in the forums :-) He'd be a very welcome addition to the landscape learning thread.
Post actions #18
Oh yes, he's good! Thanks for bringing up his portfolio - it's good to revisit it.
