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Summer Travels – Panoramas & Views Around Vanylven
Here are a collection of panoramas and views from the week we spent in the Vanylven area, on the west coast of Norway, back in July.
A panorama of a number of shots stitched together, taken from the road on the south of the Refviksanden beach we visited on Måløya We stopped by the well-known rock formation, Kannesteinen, also on Måløya, on a cold, rainy, windy dayOn the drive to the weathered rock, we saw a rainstorm heading our wayA large rock near the Kråkenes lighthouse One of the evening views from the hytte we rented On the way to the west cape on Stadlandet, we saw the fog as a cloud above us before we ended up driving higher and higher and up into it After visiting Selje, we drove over the mountain pass to where we were staying and stopped to enjoy the viewAnother look at that rock (with a number of seabirds perched atop) near one of the lighthouses on Måløya Looking down on a smattering of tiny islands across the fjord from where we were staying A steep mountain juts out of the water on Bremangerlandet, with clouds above and a trickling waterfall Finally, a number of shots were stitched together to make a pano of Refviksanden as seen arriving from the north
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
5 thoughts on “Summer Travels – Panoramas & Views Around Vanylven”
Beautiful views! I always dream of trip to Norway. Not too far from Poland, but still no chance to go there.
Thanks. Yes, Norway can be quite spectacular in the nature department. I hope you can get here someday. I’ve never been to Poland but it’s on my list of places to get to.
Beautiful views! I always dream of trip to Norway. Not too far from Poland, but still no chance to go there.
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Thanks. Yes, Norway can be quite spectacular in the nature department. I hope you can get here someday. I’ve never been to Poland but it’s on my list of places to get to.
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Definitely, you have to visit Poland. Don’t be afraid, white bears do not walking here on streets, as someone said. 😉
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It is stunning. Your photos make the area so alluring.
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Thanks so much! (The area was really beautiful.)
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