fredag 20. juli 2012

Weird Norwegian wilderness

This summer, I decided to explore the Norwegian wilderness. Earlier I've been to Africa, Asia, Australia, US, and now it was time to see what Norway got to offer. I found a nice place in the south, exactly where I can't say, since it was quite a good place to spy on animals. First up was the king of forest, the Moose. I got a very good shoot of this big animal, where it relaxed, possibly after a great meal of sheep.

Next up was some strange birds that I never thought to see in my country. I don't know the name of it, but I assume it is migratory birds, escaping from the hot weather to the chill Norwegian summer


One of my favourites is the Lynx, largest cat in Norway. Here is a beautiful piece, watching me, but I stayed cool as always, and psyched here out.


One of the most dangerous animal in our country is the Wolverine. It's a very shy animal, and I got just one lousy shoot at her, before she escaped down to hide below some trees.


After some hour waiting with, I finally got a shoot at a rare Fox. Don't know the name of it, but it's a beutiful piece of animal.


More normal sight, deer. I could have a cople of them for dinner every day. If I wanted.


Suddenly, I meet something I never expected to see. A sleeping Tiger. Wow, what to see here in Norway!! If I didn't knew better, I would assume to be placed in a middle of a zoo


And here, the proud Wolfs, of course in herd, hungry as always. Needed to use my knife to survive from them. It ended well. 

And if the Tiger was not a big shock, some Zebras came over me the last day. I had seen enough, and I tell you. Why go to Africa or Asia to see wildness life. We have as much as you want here in our country.



Conclusion: After we open our borders for whatever African or Asia country, we just don't have immigrants with different skin color, also the animals know to find the way to us. 

tirsdag 7. juni 2011

Tungenes fyr - Randaberg

straight way to the atlantic ocean
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windy

 carin - playing with shadows

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myself

søndag 5. juni 2011

summertime is HDR time :)

seagrass? doubt it, it's fresh water
i LOVE big buildings, and here in jæren magic, we've got one

some HDR fun


horses, such elegance, such much power
SK1242 fligth from Oslo to Stavanger

retired