There is something about farms, churches and various buildings that makes me want to photograph them.
The pictures in this album is from all of the above, and they are all photographed in the county Østfold in Norway.
All the pictures in this album has recently been photographed..
This is an album that probably will be updated often.
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New album uploaded, check it out :)
I have revised most of the pictures I’ve taken over the last couple of years.
I have dealt with some / most of the photos I have previously shared here at TGPhotoblog and on Picasa.
Because of the reprocessing I have removed most of the pictures I have previously shared, and will now begin the process of uploading new images which have not been shared, I am also going to upload a lot of new pictures.
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Experimentation.
I love experimenting with long exposures, sometimes I fail misserably, sometimes it all turns out decent.
If you click on Continue Reading you can see what I came up with today.
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Gipsy and me on adventures.
I have been out allot lately and have shot allot of pictures.
Today i was on one of my alltime favorite locations; Dusabukta (Dusa Bay) in Sarpsborg/Norway.
This place is very close to where I spent all of my summers in my youth and I have many good memories from this location, so out I went.
The weather today was exceptional, sun and only -2 Celsius. There was no wind at all and for once no humidity so I brought my fishing gear, photo gear, video camera and my dog and had a lovely time outdoors.
Here are some of todays shots
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Story #1
This is the first article of something I have been thinking about doing for a little while.
The idea is to tell the story of what went on behind some selected shots.
The first picture to get the story told is a shot of the river Tista in Halden/Norway.
When I decided to take this shot it had been raining allot in south of Norway for days, if not weeks. As a consequence there was issued a flood warning for south of Norway; This is nothing new for most parts of Norway as floods are something that happens every 5-10 years or so, sometimes more often, sometimes less often, and sometimes nothing serious while other times with great consequences to both lives and property.
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