Løvetann og innsekter
I går lot jeg meg friste av en gul, summende løvetanneng. Det luktet sommer, det luktet godt, sola varmet og livet var her og nå. Her er noen av resultatene.
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To me, photography is an art of observation. It’s about finding something interesting in an ordinary place… I’ve found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them.” – Elliott Erwitt Now I sit at the cabin in Indre Østfold and think back on…
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Beautiful Tanum
Tanum is a beautiful place near by the ocean in Sweden. The coastline from southern Sweden to Oslo the capital of Norway is a coherent coastline with a beautiful nature and wildlife. Every easter we use to spend a few days at Tanum. To meet the spring near by the ocean, hear birds singing, smell…
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Hammerfest and the autumn color.
This weekend I have been in Hammerfest in Finnmark north in Norway. It´s a lot of beautiful nature around the place. As I did for two years ago, I flew to Alta from Oslo. It´s about two hours trip. I rent a car in Alta and drive two hours to Hammerfest. Well, this time I…
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Yountville in Napa Valley, a wonderful wine district.
We went two days to Napa Valley. Two hours drive north from San Fransisco. We went bicycling on a 14 miles (ca. 2 mil) long trip. Here are some pictures from Napa Valley.
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Nature photography turning to art?
The author expresses a passion for macrophotography, highlighting the beauty of observing small details in nature. They reflect on an experience photographing a hoverfly in their garden, pondering the artistic value of nature photography. Emphasizing the difference between “making” and “taking” photos, they argue for a deeper, more intentional approach to art through photography.
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Into the Light: A Journey Through Spro Caves
Nesodden, just outside Oslo. Today, I had the privilege of spending a workday unlike any other — exploring the spectacular Spro Caves on Nesodden, a hidden gem just a short trip from Oslo. It was more than a hike. It was a transformation. We began our journey at Spro Brygge, following a coastal path for…
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