Yesterday, my wife and I traveled to Tromsø from Oslo to visit my daughter and her boyfriend. It’s always exciting to visit Tromsø because you never know what weather conditions you’ll experience in this rugged landscape.The weather forecast had predicted excellent conditions for viewing the northern lights all over Norway, and they were right. Late…
The last week we have been a little bit round in the southwest if Norway. We went by plane from Oslo to Stavanger at Wednesday. For the moment I am sitting at the ferry from Stavanger to Bergen. And now I want to tell you about our experiences in Stavanger surroundings. We rented two cars…
Yesterday I and my daughter walked 1333 steps up to the top of Ulrikken in Bergen Norway. It’s a little bit steep. But the view is uniq when you reach the top. The view is marvellous when the weather is good like it was today. If you don’t want to go to the top you…
Yesterday we went up to the Temple of Jupiter Anxur. It is a beautiful place. Here is what Wikipedia write about the place: The temple was built between the mid-second and mid-first century BC and is dedicated to Jupiter, who was the protector of Anxur.[2] It was located along the Via Appia which passed through the city of Terracina…
Experience the tranquility of Rome’s Villa Doria Pamphilj on a transformative walking journey from Egrife Hotel to Trastevere and beyond. Discover how the bustling city streets give way to serene park landscapes, where nature’s calm envelops you amidst birdsong and laughter. Follow the path to a delightful concert at San Carlo al Corso, capturing the essence of both urban excitement and peaceful retreat. Join this narrative adventure through one of Rome’s largest parks, enriched with mindful photography and moments of deep connection with nature.
We arrived Rome Tuesday this week, and are staying until Sunday. We have spent two nights at a motel called Bed and bike near Ottivano metro. It was a nice place, but it was no reception, it was a box on the door with a code and a key in. I liked the place, so…
In Moss, spring has arrived, and a coastal walk inspires mindful photography. The surroundings come to life with vitality, captivating birdsong, and unique photographic opportunities. Mindful Photography means being fully present, open to nature’s offerings, and capturing its beauty. Each moment is cherished, leaving a sense of gratitude and anticipation for more exploration.
The post describes birdwatching in northern Norway, capturing photos with a Nikon D7100 and a 300mm lens, and recommends birdwatching as a meditative activity. It also suggests finding birdwatching supplies on Amazon and teases future articles on birds. A challenge to share bird photos is also presented.
The language we use in photography can be harsh and focused on hunting for the best picture, often attributing success to equipment. Mindful Photography suggests shifting from hunting to receiving, seeing pictures as gifts. Surrendering our agenda and being present can lead to receiving unexpected photographic gifts, emphasizing patience and a receptive mindset.
