Urban River Walk – Drammen, Norway

The small city of Drammen is less than an hour south of Oslo. Drammenselva, the river which runs through the city and out to the Drammensfjord is a lovely place for a stroll.

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This reflective sphere, besides being an art installation, is a “riverharp”. The sounds of the river are amplified and delivered to the listener.
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A close view of the Ypsilon bridge
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Looking up at the suspension cables of the bridge
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Shhh, do not disturb. Someone is having a relaxing sunbathe.
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Not many yet, but there is a modest group of love locks on the bridge
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Pedestrians on the Ypsilon bridge
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A parked train at the Drammen train station
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A view of Ypsilon from downriver
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The twin of the riverharp sits on the opposite side of the river

Published by kewtiebird

I have a Sony a68 and a77ii and am attempting to learn some "real" photography, utilizing tools more powerful than my iPhone. This photoblog is an extension of my @kewtiebird Instagram account. Thank you for visiting and have a great day.

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