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Cow near a beach. South of Sandnessjøen, Nordland |
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In the background reside "The Seven Sisters", or at least some of them |
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Rowan tree carrying a heavy burden |
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Tall Sea Buckthorn at the mounth of the river Gaula |
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The berries on Sea Buckthorn |
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The leaves of Black Bearberry acquire this intense red color |
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Svinvika – the arboretum. It's springtime |
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Cowberry, foxberry, lingonberry, mountain cranberry ... |
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Ridderspranget (The Knight's Leap) near the road across Valdresflya |
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Autumn, the sheep are back from the mountain pastures |
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Evening at the river Otra in Valle, Setesdal |
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Dead pines remain standing for hundreds of years. |
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The deep sky – reflections in a lake. |
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The first frost |
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The joy of winter |
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Christmas snow (The Tiller Church) |
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Frost near the sea |
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Horses in winter |
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Dandelion ia a hated weed, but it's beautiful |
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The tiny lake Tårntjernet on Jomfruland – and Theodor Kittelsen. |
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Jåsund, a strait north of Lindesnes |
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Oppstryn, looking towards a glacier |
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View of Geiranger from Ørnevegen and from Flydalsjuvet |
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The ferry is approaching Lekneset to take us across Hjørundfjorden |
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Sæbø in the morning, a man fishing salmon, the mountain Slogen |
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Looking down at the east end of Kjøsnesfjorden |
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Refvik on Vågsøy (with the small town Måløy) |
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The beach on Stokkøya for those who prefer cool Atlantic water |
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Bakka and the Nærøy church at Nærøyfjorden |
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Early summer at the river Tunnsjøelva in Nord-Trøndelag |
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Spring flooding in the waterfall Laksfors in the rivers Vefsna |
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Saltstraumen, the strongest tidal current in the world. |
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A place to cross Holandsfjorden for the glacier Svartisen |
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Ferry and the mountain Blokktind seen from Forøy |
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Torghatten, the small mountain with a natural hole right through |
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