I shot some pictures the wedding of a couple of friends of mine last year. You can see the full gallery from which this picture is taken by going here. This is obviously the bride’s bouquet, where every hue but red has been desaturated.
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Me, my dad and my broher Øyvind went camping in a mountainarea in Norway called Jotunheimen (literally: home of the giants). Here’s Øyvind sitting by the campfire.
The sunset set the whole horizon afire in Hønefoss, Norway. You see quite a few magnificent sunsets from this location. Too bad about the wire in the foreground, I didn’t have the opportunity to find an unobstructed vantage point.
I shot this flower with my 300mm. It has an incredibly shallow depth of field at full extension, which makes shooting moving objects very hard. It was windy, so you can see that the stem is blurry but the flower itself is sharp, but with a softness to it.
Cecilie, Øyvind and I went on a weekend trip to a waterpark and amusement park called Bø Sommarland.
Two roses for the price of one! If you look closely, you will see that it has two whorls of petals. I like the light in this picture, it was cloudy and had just rained.
I took this at the same time as I photographed the double rose (should be next to this one).
The legendarily rainy summer of 2007 created a lot of water, all of which had to go somewhere. These cascades have been dammed and the water is used for electricity production. The cascades are normally dry at high summer – except for this year.
Rain, rain, rain…..the summer of 2007 rained away. It rained near as every day, and not just a little shower, but a steady downpour….Not that a little rain deters my dad from barbecuing :P This picture neatly sums up both my dad and the summer, in a nutshell :P
(In case you wonder, no, the picture is not a fake, he’s making baked potatoes. They’re under the grid.)
