The post below is a continuation of the previous one and presents photos taken in Sandane in February this year. While in the previous post I posted photos taken with a smartphone (Huawei P40 Lite - for

just because i was out reflection hunting doesn't mean i wasn't interested in finding a good shadow. and normally a good shadow is likely to be sharp and clear,

Traveling in Northern Norway in high summer doesn't automatically mean that it's warm and cosy. This is Gamle Strynefjellsvegen and look how much ice and snow there is left 😳 While middle europe had really

most of the boats in the harbor are in dry dock by the end of November when i took these shots. since it's lobster season until the 30th a few boats remain. the

last year one of the local schools held a flea market and drew a good crowd. it's not surprising because things are generally very expensive in Norway yet peopl

Hello, friends, travelers, and fellow community members! I hope you are all doing well and enjoying quality time with your loved ones. Due to some issues with my 6-month-old computer, I have had to revert

there are countless of interesting sights to see when driving the mountain roads in Norway. most of them are of the nature but there are lots of interesting poi

Weather that doesn't look very attractive at first glance. Dense clouds surrounding the sky let in only a small part of the sunlight. And it is this fragment in which the sun tries to break through the

driftwood is quite common on the shore here because the Lågen river empties into the Larviksfjord and any driftwood from the river is carried by the current and much of it was

don't you just love it when you spot a bird you've never seen before and think maybe it's a special observation you had just accomplished but when you go to ide

20 lutego wybraliśmy się z żoną na długo wyczekiwaną podróż do norweskiego miasta Bergen, w trakcie której wciąż jesteśm

I am currently on a business trip in the Vestlandet region, working on adding successive segments to the body of the beast that Saint John wrote about (can anyone guess what I mean?). We have been accommodated

last summer we had the great opportunity to take a ride on the ferry almost the entire length of Lysefjorden in Ryfylke. it is one of the most scenic places in

usually you have to look up to see the sun and clouds in the sky but here they are nicely reflected in Ulfsbek Lake on the outskirts of Larvik. that way i could

this is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw here are a few shots of various mushrooms i have found on different walks around local forests in July. in thi

A red knitted hat became Norway’s quiet rebellion. The Nazis banned it and knitters answered with more courage and craft.

after a long hard winter spring is a time for new beginnings and romance which makes it a popular choice for time of year for weddings. even though the evening

Lillevik Beach is a natural place for a walk in all seasons. i have posted from this beach previously, including featuring the wonderful driftwood that washes u

the coast of Brunlanes in Vestfold, Norway is a great place to explore. it's a place i visit frequently in all seasons, this series is from last september. ther

the Hagnes River marks a section of the border between the communities of Larvik and Sandefjord in Norway. in 1910 a stone bridge was constructed crossing the s