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Norwegian Landscapes – Last Look Around Hardangervidda
I have some last, random images that I wanted to post from our week up in the Hardangervidda area of Norway last October.
The fall colors of a treeless alpine valley (with a building with the word Geitost on the roof across the lake)Fog and mist obscure the afternoon sunOn a very, very windy day, we stopped to look at the water as we drove along a National Touristroad route between Røldal and Sauda Conquering a rock on a rainy day in the valley leading up to BuerbreenA look at some of the cairns stacked along the glacial river flowing from BuerbreenLooking past the cairns down the Buerdalen valley towards a farmA tiny waterfall in a gorge in BrattlandsdalenA waterfall entering the glacial lake Bondhusvatnet (zooming in reveals a bridge crossing the falls)View from a ferry across one of the fjords in the regionThe small village of Sand seen from a “public restroom” across the waterWe caught a rainbow emanating from Øvra Lonavatnet, south of Røldal
I am an amateur photography enthusiast living in Oslo, Norway.
My favourite subjects tend to be landscapes and nature - but I enjoy capturing urban scenes, architecture, abstract shapes and street art as well. View all posts by kewtiebird