Lately I’ve been reading about photography, trying to learn how to take better pictures. One of the things I read was that shooting landscape-pictures are absolutely best during dawn or dusk. So, I found out when the sun sets here in Oslo, and it was perfect timing if I brought my camera to work one day. And I did, and went to Frognerparken, a park with a lot of statues, right after work on Thursday!
I saw a picture on Edmund and Marianne’s blog where they publish the picture of the day, every day this year. One of them is a picture with many Edmunds in one picture. Really cool!
Earlier this week I tried at home, by my self.
Multitasking
Today I visited Aina and Marte, they made a really good pizza!! I brought the wine.
As you can see, we had a real party!!
Stay tuned for more pictures!
It’s been a while since published anyhting, especially random pictures. It’s been Christmas, and I’ve had over two wonderful weeks at home. It’s been real winter and white Christmas this time! Can’t remember last time it was snowing on Christmas Eve. The snow, and beautiful sunsets, opens up for some good shots.
What’s inside Tuva’s present?
Hope Santa chooses the right chimney!
The ocean with the fields in front. What’s outside the edge?
The water coming from the fields above
the beach divides it in two
A sea tangle dips his arms into the stream
Frozen see tangle while it’s low tide
Big snow-crystals
The restroom for busy swimmers
The old radio-tower seen from my house in sunset
John loves being in his kitchen,
making all kinds of delicious dinners
“Hey! I’m the boss here! OK?”
For some weeks ago me and Stine visited Kay in Førde. A small pearl at Vestlandet. One of the days we went for a walk in this winter wonderland!
It reminded me of the land of Narnia
Kay is looking down on “the shack”
At October 24th Jakob turned 5 years old.. 5 years!! The time is running! And at 25th Ragna turned 19!! Woow..Next year she will be half way to 40! Don’t worry sis..it’s nothing to be afraid of.
